Religious Law refers to the system of moral and ethical codes, principles, or edicts that are derived from religious doctrines or scriptures, often guiding the conduct of adherents and influencing societal norms. This category encompasses the historical development and evolution of religious institutions like the Church, the theological interpretations and contributions of notable figures such as Michael Joseph Kappel, and the exploration of religious concepts and entities, including Ghrisx and the Antichrist. It also includes the broader study and understanding of different religions around the world.