The worldviews of the religious is represented by those who actively participate in religious life. That is, those who in addition to maintaining nominal memberships with their respective Churches, choose to participate in religious life, in a manner that goes beyond the call of 'spiritual duty'. In other words, there is a marked difference between those who believe in God, and then choose to affirm that position within a religious framework (e.g. being a member of a certain denomination, by going to Church on Sundays) vs Those who make their religious faith and their practical commitment to it, the center their lives. A phenomenon which can be understood in the following behavioral norms:

The Church (or whatever the religious congregation in question) becomes the person's main preoccupation outside of work. The person's sense of individual and social identity is primarily derived from his/her affiliation with the respective religious congregation.

In the course of this episode I will engage these points, and analyses the consequences (much of it, subconsciously welcome) experienced by those who come to embody, what is understood as a life that is centered on the Church. Which should not be confused with a life that is centered on God. Further, the consequences for leading this way of life at a personal, material and potentially spiritual levels, are often insidious and harmful.