World Religion Q1

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Refers to a set of principles that help in interpreting our daily reality

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Belief System

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BELIEF SYSTEMS ARE SHAPED BY (3)

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1. How we know things

2. How we were raised

3. Peer pressure among others

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Is the mental model of reality that signifies a comprehensive framework of ideas and attitudes about the world

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World view

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Collection of all belief systems

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World view

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Religion comes from what latin word.. which means?

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Religare or religio which means to tie or to bind

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_____ and ______ can be joined together

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Humanity and divinity

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"Re" in religion means?

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Again

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"lig" in religion means?

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"To join" or "To connect"

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Relegare means?

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"to tread carefully" which indicates that humans should be careful when dealing with the divine

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The 4 basic religious concepts

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1. Theistic God

2. Theism

3. Atheism

4. Agnosticism

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The concept of being purely spiritual, all good, all knowing, and all powerful.

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Theistic God

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Belief in the existence of the Theistic God

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Theism

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Disbelief in Theistic God and any divine being

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Atheism

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Neither belief nor disbelief in the existence of Theistic God

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Agnosticism

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Types of Theism

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1. Animism

2. Polytheism

3. Henotheism

4. Dualism

5. Monotheism

6. Deism

7. Pantheism

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Belief that inanimate objects have souls.

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Animism

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Belief in a multiplicity of gods.

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Polytheism

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A polytheistic belief that each nation or country has its own god.

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Henotheism

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A polytheistic belief in two conflicting deities, one good and the other evil.

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Dualism

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The belief in one god.

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Monotheism

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The monotheistic belief in a god who set the universe in motion and thereafter left it alone.

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Deism

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The monotheistic belief that god is identical with nature as a whole.

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Pantheism

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2 types of revelations

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1. Special revelation

2. General revelation

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The divine revelation to humans is specific in content, and for a specific audience.

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Special revelation

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The divine revelation to humans is general in content, and for a general audience.

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General revelation

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Elements of Religion (7)

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1. Belief Systems or World View

2. Community

3. Central Stories/Myths

4. Rituals

5. Ethics

6. Characteristic Emotional Experience

7. Material Expression

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Many beliefs that fit together in a system to make sense of the universe and our place in it.

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Belief Systems or World View

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The belief system is shared, and its ideals are practiced by a group.

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Community

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Stories that help explain the beliefs of a group: these are told over and over again.

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Central stories/myths

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They may or may not be true.

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Central stories/myths

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Beliefs are explained, taught, and made real through ceremonies.

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Rituals

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Rules about how to behave.

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Ethics

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Might also be seen as guidelines created by the group over time.

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Ethics

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Often thought to have come from a deity

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Ethics

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Most religions share emotions such as awe, mystery, guilt, joy, devotion, conversion, inner peace, etc.

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Characteristic Emotional Experience

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Characteristic Emotional Experience

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awe, mystery, guilt, joy, devotion, conversion, inner peace (AMGJDCI)

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Religions use things to perform rituals or to express or represent beliefs, such as: statues, paintings, music, flowers, incense, clothes, architecture, and specific sacred locations.

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Material Expression

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Religions use things to perform rituals or to express or represent beliefs, such as?

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statues, paintings, music, flowers, incense, clothes, architecture, and specific sacred locations. (SPMFICAS)

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It is described as the quality or state of being concerned with religion or religious matters.

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Spirituality

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It may also be put as a deep sense of aliveness and interconnectedness with nature, the divine, or the supernatural.

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Spirituality

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Spirituality (derived from, root word which means)

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from the Latin word “spiritus”, its root word is “spirare” which means “to breathe”

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ELEMENTS OF SPIRITUALITY

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1. Affectional

2. Devotional

3. Intellectual

4. Moral