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____ describes a result that is predicted by theory but has not yet been adequately tested by observation or experiment. The different lense we use.
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theoretical
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___ is the method of tools used to describe the study of religion
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methodological
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____ describes ways of knowing
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epistemology
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_____ is set of complex stories that human beings regard as representative of inner meaning of the universe and of human life.
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myth
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___ is an extended metaphor told in a form of narrative or story
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parable
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____ is concerned with what relgion IS; beliefs, concerns ideals
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substantive
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____ is concerned with what religion does. how it operates
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funtionalist
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_______ ciritical figure/person in the functionalist approach to myth and ritual.
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Bronislaw Malinowski
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_____ is the auther of the "Sacred and Profane"
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Mircea Eliade
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_____ is the author of the "idea of the holy"
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Rudolf Otto
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____ talked about the sacred and profane
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Emile Durkeim
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____ is considered deemed superhuman. It is set apart from ordinary or mundane.
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sacred
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_____ is homogeous and neutral. "common or ordinary"
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profane.
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___ is the aw inspiring mystery (aka fear)
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mysterium tremendum
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_____ is the fascinating mystery
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mysterium fascinous
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___ is something sacred shows it self to us.
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heirophany
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____ temporal manifestation of god or gods revealing itself.
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theophany.
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____ is considered the "center of the world"
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axis mundi
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___ our world; things familar
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cosmos
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the "otherworld"; foreign chaotic space.
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chaos
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_____ ties together to DISTINCT symbols. meanings are based on context.
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Representational symbols
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______ are similar to the thing they symbolize. INdependant signifiers
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presentational symbols
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____ is concerned with mythology and poetic language. It has to do with analogies, parables, and metaphors.
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first order religous discourse
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______ has to do with dogmas, doctrines, and creeds. turns first order relgious discourse into laws.
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second order relgious discourse.
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____ culturally agreed upon formalized way we enact out our myths.
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RITUALS
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the 3 stages of rituals are...
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-Seperation
-transition -Reincorporation |
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____ is the transition/threshold or "in between" stages of rituals.
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Liminal
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______ is to appease or conciliate. sometimes use as scapegoat.
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Sacrifice
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_____ describes atonement; to make scapegoat to be forgiven.
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EXPIATION
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____ is a spontaneous bond within a community
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communitas
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___ is holy, divine, sacred, and spiritual. "wholly other"
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Numinous
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______ talked about the collective unconsious.
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Carl Jung
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____are pre-existant inherental formas that give shape to material of the collective unconscious
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archetypes
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contructed on what jung considered the multitude of resembles between fantasies/dreams of contemporary persons and older myths.
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collective unconcious
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____ describes the integration of opposite partesl acceptance. psychic healing; self realization
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Indiviuation
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____ is an explanation of our world; offense of gods justice.
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Theodicy
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____ describes the cause and affect.
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Karma
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_____ is the cycle of life
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samsara
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_________is end times; or the end of the world.
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eschatology
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everywhere at once
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omnipresence
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all knowing
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omniscience
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____ is the original creation stories of the world.
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cosmogeny
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creation from nothing
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ex nihilio
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____ is the explanation of myths. the causes or reasons of a thing.
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etiology.
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_____ is the belief in MANY gods.
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Polytheism
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___ is the belife in MANY gods but there is only ONE supreme god.
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Monarchail polytheism
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____ is the belief in 2 opposite powers of god (good/evil); balance (male/female)
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dualism
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_____ is the belief that the divine or god is in everything
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Pantheism
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____ is the belief that everything is ONE god. Only one being. ALL IS ONE.
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Monism
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____ is the belief in one god.
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Monotheism
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____ is the belief that there are many gods but you only worship ONE god.
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Henotheism
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___ are refered to as the characteristics of god
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ANthropomorphism
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_____ is the wisdom, courange temperence and virtue; morallay ideal - good action is emphasized. concerned with MOTIVES
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Ethics of VIRTUE
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___ is concerned with establishing principles that define moral action. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
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ethics of OBLIGATION
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___ is the idea that god tells you what to do
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ethics of Divine Command
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___ is the idea of universal lawthat we all know is right.
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Cosmic or natural LAW
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___ spiritual gift with extrodinary power; teaches moral example. regarded as divine.
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Charismatic Leaders
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____ is a person describing charismatic authority and came up with charismatic leaders.
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MAX WEBER
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_____ teaches by example.
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exemplary moral Leader
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divine connectionl though as a gift.
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ethical prophet
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leaders/moral authority puts their work into writing or doctrines is called the _______.
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Routinization of CHarisma
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____ is rough raw underside of soceity. IE hip hop mirrors american society.
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Nitty-gritty hermeneutic
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____ describes salvationl ways of conceptuary salvation.
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Soteriology
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___is society's obsession of being thin and dieting for a way of salvation
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Culture LITE
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___ process of being delivered, redeemed, or liberated from enemy, danger,sin, etc. "DEVIL"S barter"
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Salvation
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person are saved "by faith alone"
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Sola Fide
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the 4 ways of salvation are....
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-Faith
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who describes peak experiences and is the leader of humanistic psychology movement.
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Abraham Maslow
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____ meaning ALL POWER or unlimited power.
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OmniPOTENCE
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