by A.C. Williams @ACW_Author
If you woke up this morning and spent time reading your Bible, why did you do it? If you know someone who faces eastward to pray, do you know why they do it? Do you know an Amish person who doesn’t wear clothing with zippers or snaps? Or maybe you know a Jewish person who doesn’t eat pork.
Why do people do these things?
So far in this Worldbuilding 101 series, we’ve talked about Existing History, People and Social Circles, Language and Communication, Climate and Geography, and Agriculture. All of these are really important elements to building a believable world your readers can engage with. But this month’s topic is potentially the most important worldbuilding element for establishing the motivation behind why your cultures have developed the way they have. This month we are talking about Faith and Religion.
