Animals in Religion
Animals in Religion refers to the significant roles, symbolism, and representations of various animals in religious beliefs, practices, and scriptures across different cultures and faith traditions. Animals are often revered, worshipped, or considered sacred in religious contexts, serving as messengers, companions, or manifestations of divine beings. They may also symbolize virtues, values, or spiritual concepts, and play a central role in religious rituals, myths, and folklore. The relationship between humans and animals in religion is complex and multifaceted, reflecting the diverse ways in which these creatures are perceived, understood, and integrated into spiritual worldviews.