A set of sacred beliefs and practices that become a part of society is called a religious nationalism.

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Religious nationalism refers to the combination of religion and nationalism, where religion is used to reinforce and promote national identity and unity. It is not a set of beliefs and practices that become a part of society, but rather a political and social movement that seeks to promote a particular religious identity as part of a nation's identity.

A Set of Sacred Beliefs and Practices That Become a Part