Abstract

Religious worship also has a regulating effect on people's behavior, forming appropriate habits and traditions. She begins to adapt to herself the system of spiritual and ethical values, rituals and ceremonial that correspond to her norms. The viability of the regulatory and control function is exceptional. Despite the pressure of modern science and the high educational level of people, this function allows a particular religious doctrine to tenaciously hold many aspects of people's lives, using the inertia of traditions. As part of this function, the foundations of religious morality have been laid over the centuries.
Religion also performs such functions as ideological, when it creates a religious picture of the world, explains the picture of the world and the ways of development of society in its own way. For believers, religion is the basis of their worldview. Integrating religion also belongs to the social functions.