What is Madonna's religion?

Question

and it is not kaballah that is just a mystical practice

Answer 1

Kaballah is just a mystical practice. I don't think many people who are religious ALSO dabble in mystical practices. She used to be Catholic, but I think she has kind of dropped that. She practices Kaballah, and even though you don't believe that is a religion, others might. If someone is into Kaballah, probably not as into other religions as well.

Answer 2

Kaballah.

Answer 3

Madonna was raised as a Catholic, an influence which showed up in various ways in her musical career, including in the choice to use only her first name as her stage name. (Her birth name is Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone.) Madonna was essentially a lapsed Catholic during much of her adult musical career, until she converted to Kabbalah

Answer 4

Madonna Follows Kabalah..Which Is A religeon, She Was However Born A Catholic. Wiki Says:
Kabbalah (Hebrew: קַבָּלָה‎, Tiberian: qabːɔˈlɔh, Qabbālāh, Israeli: Kabala) literally means "receiving", and is sometimes transliterated as Cabala, Kabbala, Qabalah, or other spellings. Kabalah refers to a set of esoteric beliefs and practices that supplement traditional Jewish interpretations of the Bible and religious observances. It is held authoritative by most Orthodox Jews, although traditionally limited to married Talmud scholars. Precisely because it is by definition esoteric, no popular account (including an encyclopedia) can provide a complete, precise, and accurate explanation of the Kabbalah. However, a number of scholars, most notably Gershom Scholem, Arthur Green, Daniel Matt and Moshe Idel have made Kabbalist texts objects of modern scholerly scrutiny. Some scholars, notably Martin Buber, have argued that modern Hassidic Judaism represents a popularization of the Kabbalah. According to its adherents, intimate understanding and mastery of the Kabbalah brings one spiritually closer to God and enriches one's experience of Jewish sacred texts and law.

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Answer 5

As I recall, she was raised Catholic, but whether she is still a practicing Catholic, I don't know. I would say not, given some of the antics that she has done in the past.

Answer 6

Raised Catholic but now is a student of the Kabbalah:

Mystical teachings that deal with the ideas of creation and concepts of a spiritual nature.

Answer 7

she considers kaballah her religion

Answer 8

Judaism

Answer 9

Madonna has cited her Catholic and Italian background as major influences in her life and career. She has also noted on various occasions that her mother's premature death left a lasting emotional burden throughout her adolescence and adulthood. As an entertainer, Madonna has occasionally touched on these subjects in her song lyrics and visual presentation.
Madonna's Catholic background and relationship with her parents were reflected in the 1989 album Like a Prayer, which featured songs about her parents and Catholic upbringing. The video for the title track contained Catholic symbolism, such as the stigmata. Madonna used the crucifix as a notable religious accessory in the church setting of the video, and was also included in the stage design of her "Confessions" tour. "Promise to Try" told of her sadness at the memory of her mother, while "Oh Father" told of a strict father who elicited fear in his child. In the The Virgin Tour, she wore the rosary around her neck. In the music video for "La Isla Bonita", she prays the rosary.
She has described the name as being "very Italian", despite the fact that she was named after her French Canadian mother. The name "Madonna" is Catholic and references The Virgin Mary, who, in the Roman Catholic Church, is often referred to as "The Madonna" and juxtaposes the two Italian words "ma", a variation on the Italian "mia" (the contextual form for the adjective "my"), and "donna", which literally translates to "my lady".[68]

Madonna's Italian heritage has also been referenced in her work. The video for Like a Virgin, filmed in Venice, Italy, features her in Venetian settings. The "Open Your Heart" sees her boss yelling at her in Italian. In the "Papa Don't Preach" video, Madonna wears a shirt with the slogan, "Italians Do It Better".[69] The video release of her Who's That Girl Tour, titled Ciao, Italia! - Live From Italy, was filmed mainly in Turin, Italy.[70] In it, Madonna performs the song Papa Don't Preach while a portrait of the Pope appears on the screen behind her. "Papa" is the Italian word for "Pope".[71] In her 2005 documentary I'm Going To Tell You a Secret, she jokingly states that she has "big, fat, Italian thighs

Answer 10

well, kaballah is spun off of judaism isn't it?