Religion and Theology

The various regions and races each have their own religious beliefs. No one has been able to conclusively and scientifically prove to everyone which of the many faiths and religions is the true one, or that all are false. What one person or group sees as proof of their beliefs is explained away or dismissed by others.
No race has a universally accepted or dominant belief system. Each race arose independently in several places in the aftermath of the Great Wars, and each region's mixture of races during the Emergence influenced each other's beliefs. As travel became easier and trading networks expanded, more belief systems came in contact, and into conflict.
While it is not unusual to encounter an unknown religion or belief system, neither is it normal to only be aware of a single religion.
Despite (or because of?) the widespread contact of the various belief systems, there is no single religion dominant worldwide. Any given region, however, may have a dominant belief system. While some belief systems are intolerant of differing beliefs, most individuals are generally willing to ignore another's religion ... if the other person is. Even the most devout or fanatical is willing to overlook the religion of others if the situation warrants.