The group of believers that religion creates and that share a set of beliefs and practices, moral values, and a unique identity is referred to as a cult.

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The statement is incorrect. The group of believers created by a religion is often referred to as a community or congregation, not a cult. The term "cult" usually carries a negative connotation and is used to describe a group that employs manipulative or controlling tactics to recruit and retain members.

The Group of Believers That Religion Creates and That Share