Religious disputes refer to conflicts that arise due to differing beliefs, practices, or interpretations within or between various faiths. These disagreements can occur on a small scale, such as within a single religious community, or on a larger scale, involving multiple religions. Common issues include doctrinal differences, rituals, and the role of religious authority. Such disputes can lead to social tensions, violence, or even wars, as seen in historical events like the Crusades or the Thirty Years' War. Efforts to resolve these conflicts often involve dialogue, interfaith initiatives, and legal frameworks aimed at promoting tolerance and understanding among diverse religious groups.