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I am working on a sci-fi world loosely inspired by Dune, but I wanted to make a religion that feels of its era. The way religion looks today is different from how it looked 500 years ago, so presumably in another 500 years it will look very different. Religion is not as big for most people anymore, but it has also adapted to changing technology and accepted or pushed against changing social norms. I am not sure how to make this work. I have already made a religion loosely inspired by Hegel which is sort of secular, but I wanted to add more. I want something that feels reasonable for a group of people who live in a society that regularly travels between stars to believe and have an emotional connection to.
Religion has had long periods of being fairly static same as other parts of society.
Determine how much technology and society changed and work backwards from there.
What I like to recommend to people is to not try and be overly fancy for its own sake and instead work with the concerns that would affect your period and people.
Enlightenment and salvation religions largely took over in our world because technology and organization started to make how people conducted themselves towards each other more important than daily entreaties towards the forces governing minutea of survival. Atheism (as well as very moderate religiosity) in turn derives from our ability to provide safety, adjudication and prosperity in an incredibly consistent manner so people don't ascribe their existences to higher forces.
In space a lot of this falls away.
-The air you breathe is dependent on machines
-You're inside a thin bubble separating you and immediate death
-Every single aspect of living has to be sustained and maintained through active effort
-Jurisdiction is always shifting
-Even in an ultra FTL universe there's going to be blank spots on the map of enforcement and adjudication
Etc.
This would be a good place to start.
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