Relijon etudi

Relijon etudi, an de-i savi sama etudi de relijon, a kampo de etudi ke i etudi relijon keredo an ato. 
: Religious studies, also known as the study of religion, is an field devoted to research into religious beliefs and behaviors.
== Tari ==
Interesa en relijon i de begin kon Hekateo de Mileto (550 a.K. - 476 a.K.) an Herodoto (484 a.K. - 425 a.K.). Afa, en Senta-Aje, islam sekola-man sama Ibn Hazm i de etudi Iran, Juda, Keriso and India relijon. Unu tari de relijon e de Note de relijon e filosofo junta, de-i note de islam etudi-man Muhammad al-Shahrastani.
: Interest in the general study of religion dates back to at least Hecataeus of Miletus (c. 550 BCE – c. 476 BCE) and Herodotus (c. 484 BCE – 425 BCE). Later, during the Middle Ages, Islamic scholars such as Ibn Hazm (d. 1064 CE) studied Persian, Jewish, Christian, and Indian religions, among others. The first history of religion was the Treatise on the Religious and Philosophical Sects (1127 CE), written by the Muslim scholar Muhammad al-Shahrastani.