In Western civilization, religion has traditionally been defined as belief in and ＿＿（56）＿＿ of one God. This is true for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. However, such a definition may be too narrow. In original Buddhism in India and Confucianism in China, there was no recognition of a ＿＿（57）＿＿ being. Both of these philosophies were basically concerned with patterns of human behavior. Regardless of definition, all religions have certain elements in common:＿＿（58）＿＿ to perform, prayers to recite, places to frequent or avoid, holy days to keep, truths to ＿＿（59）＿＿ and regulations to follow. Many have buildings set aside for activities such as prayer, sacrifice,＿＿（60）＿＿, and perhaps magic.