The relationships between religion and individual thought are complex and multifaceted. Religion is usually based on moral and social rules and regulates various issues in society. Individuality, on the other hand, aims to develop the individual's independent thinking ability. Statistics show that in most societies, religion accounts for 60-80% of the population's important moral support. In addition, supportive groups promoting individuality are evolving through modern technologies and educational advancement. Public inquiries demonstrate that in most societies, individuality and religion do not contradict each other, but rather can coexist in a complementary manner