Religion and behavior are often closely linked to the concept of culture. Religion determines behavior, such as the Ten Commandments of God in Christianity or the five precepts of Buddhism. Moral values ​​in a society are largely determined by religious beliefs. The form of religion is culture. Both religion and culture are basically rules, norms, beliefs, values ​​and behaviors established historically in a society. Traditions and language also contribute to their development. For example, Western civilizations are traditionally more individualistic than Eastern ones.

Every religious language, including the language of the Bible, is the result of a nation's cultural creativity and heritage. The spiritual life of a person with all his functions and diversity is determined and based on his ability to create. Language is an expression of man's freedom to create and provides him with opportunities to create new ideas and worlds. The opposite is also true. The development of ideas and worlds perfects language. Language is a dynamic form and is evolving. Religious language - this is ordinary language, changed under the influence of reality, which reflects. His utterance can be narrative, prophetic, poetic or liturgical.