The values inherent in a religion or culture are commonly known as "cultural values" or "religious values." These values are a set of beliefs, principles, and ideals that guide the behaviors and decisions of individuals within that religion or culture. They often shape the moral, ethical, and social standards of the group and help define their identity. Cultural and religious values can encompass various aspects, such as attitudes towards family, gender roles, ethics, spirituality, and social interaction. These values are typically passed down through generations and play a vital role in shaping individuals' worldview and shaping the collective identity of the group.
