By using the broader concept of globalization as a framework for almost all of today's socially relevant events and phenomena, and relying on the analysis of authors such as Anthony Giddens, Ulrich Beck and others, the proposed analysis focuses on the representation of the complexities and interconnectedness of different religions within this context. The analysis also argues that, thanks to globalization, and through modern technical achievements in the field of communication an interaction occurs between social groups whose worldviews and religious practice drastically differ. Following the elaboration of authors such as Manuel Castells, Maja Dragun and others, the analysis continues with an overview of the most prominent religious processes in contemporary society. Further analysis emphasizes the role of globalization trends in the process of creating new identities and movements harmonized with the needs and complexities of the globalization of society, as well as their relationship with the already established religious practices. In its concluding part, the analysis raises the question of secularization and the possibility or inability of its implementation.