Introduction As a group phenomenon, religiousness puts together people with foreseeable trends through which members interact. The conventional blueprints create status systems within which the respective members function. Persons within the groupings share norms, goals, and objectives. The clear outline helps people through their assigned duties albeit collectively. As a group, the common features shared by members include among others perception, values, considerable beliefs, and prescriptions of behavior. In addition, they also share the order of authority along with the specified ways in which the goals can be reached. All these processes entail striking equilibrium between personal spirituality and acquisition of identity in the society. Religion as a group phenomenon Religion and its beliefs are strong forces in humanity that are not easy to understand based on how people practice as a group. It gives people focus in life from either a group or personal perspective. This extensively covers sacredness. Religious beliefs have been held through evolution stages to date. From the group perspective, religion is a characteristic feature in the present-day mind of people. Through it, groups accept facts without direct instructions in all respects that the mind of people can tell the difference. As a social phenomenon humans engage in religious activities through group settings. From this point of view, religiousness has characteristically the following features. It gives people the ability to find links between different observable facts (Edward, 1998). It guides human beings on how they relate and associate as biological organisms. Here, a factor that denominates people into religious groupings is sometimes said to be natural. Through religion, groups of people can express their feelings in forms that include secret languages. Using the same, humans solve their problems in addition to allowing co-existence by treating each other in a humanely way. This creates group settings in which human beings live. Religion sustains, nurtures, and holds together people hence fostering unity in diversity. Groups associate religious experiences with a supernatural power. Power that operates in a way individuals and groups cannot easily understand. This makes persons within groups to relate to sacred issues in the following levels, at a collective level where fellowships take precedence. Various groups come together to dissect and address sacred issues. The second level of association is the denominational level. Groups of religious phenomena are separated into smaller inclinations. The causes are always minor matters of doctrine. Secret level of religiousness is another level that is sometimes addressed by philosophy. Finally, groups also relate to sacred issues at private levels. At all levels groups subscribe to a set of beliefs and carry out particular practices as long as they feel the issues are sacred and therefore supernatural. The practices authenticate group morals, give strength to the members, and satisfy the desire in their conscious minds. This creates a culture in members to contact their supreme being directly. This in turn gives the most favorable rewards in all proportions. The contact can be in form of either prayers, rituals or both