Szentírások

Szentírások is a Hungarian term that translates to "Holy Scriptures" or "Sacred Texts." It commonly refers to the collection of religious texts considered authoritative and divinely inspired by various faith traditions. The most prevalent usage in Hungary is in reference to the Christian Bible, encompassing both the Old Testament and the New Testament. These texts are central to Christian theology, worship, and practice, providing guidance on faith, morality, and the nature of God.

Beyond the Christian context, the term Szentírások can also be applied to the sacred writings of other religions, such as the Torah and Talmud in Judaism, the Quran in Islam, or the Vedas and Upanishads in Hinduism. The specific texts considered Szentírások vary significantly depending on the religious tradition. Regardless of the specific faith, these scriptures are generally revered for their spiritual significance, historical accounts, ethical teachings, and prophetic messages. They often serve as the foundation for religious law, dogma, and community identity, and are frequently studied, interpreted, and recited by adherents. The concept of Szentírások highlights the importance of written revelation in shaping religious belief and practice across different cultures and denominations.