Religion as a social phenomenon, although relatively changing, has a potential power in every society that is effective in many issues from the social relations established by individuals to their individual and social behaviors, from the attitudes they adopt in the face of the events or situations they experience to the legitimization of their relevant roles together with their status or position. Thanks to this power, religion also performs many functions necessary for the construction of everyday life. However, the scope of these functions varies according to the socialization backgrounds of individuals and their capacity to represent religion. The study focuses on whether the use and usage areas of religion or religious values as a social capital differs according to generations. The field data of the study are collected from the central district of Isparta province and the rural areas within the borders of the adjacent area. The data obtained as a result of the application of the questionnaire created to test the hypotheses of the research to the subjects are analyzed by using the chi-square independence test. By analyzing the data obtained during the application phase of the research, it is determined that the effect of religion or religious values on family relations, neighborly and friendship relations and relationships established in the shopping process differs in certain proportions according to generations. In addition, it is determined that generations have different thoughts about showing that they are a believer in social environments that enter and exit in daily life. As an example, considered in this direction it is observed that the expressions used in the salutation behavior, which is also a religious symbol, and the environments in which these expressions are used differ according to generations.