The importance of religion to social scientists.
Religion is an extremely significant part of study for social scientists. Firstly, religion is one of the elements that connected the races and societies of the living world of life for thousands of years. The spirit of worship or even the rules can differ from one religion to another but broadly they have the same purpose. Secondly, the major religions in the world (apart from Buddhism) have very similar ideas including belief in a higher power. Timothy Fitzgerald, after a number of years teaching in Japan, said in 2000, “My general position in discussing religions is that people are what they believe they are. I am cautious about replacing ‘religion’ with culture”. This essay is going to …show more content…
Islam escorts most peoples lives from the start of life as a physically separate being to the end of a life of a person. It impacts daily activities in many different ways. For instants Afghans reveals their devotion through their dedication to protect their land and their people from any harm or danger. The war between Soviets and Afghan was a great war which made the Afghani people more powerful. This allowed Islam to spread.
The most important thing for social scientist in Judaism is to have a bright future with education, vibrant, produce a jewish family and to have a desire to stay as a Judaism. It is believed that trying to reach out the “BORDERLINE COMMITTED” is every jews goal to accomplish because it is believed that getting separated from different groups of people makes them closer to their religion because they are being asked to follow conditions and following them makes them different from any other religion in some form of way. Judaism had started around 4000 years ago and it started with a man called Ibrahim that was assumed that he was sent by god and it has been said that Ibrahim had taught them that their is only one god (which …show more content…
Most importantly both religions believe in torah which means the holy book for both religions but in Islam they believe that some words had been changed and there are many different versions and the last one is the Quran that had always been the same. Adding to that, Islam and Judaism both began in a similar way and Judaism believes as much prophets in Islam, yet it does not accept the later ones for example Isa, Yahya and Muhammad. Judaism and Islam both presume that Adam was the first prophet up until Moses both religions took there own root. In the Quran and the Torah it had mention two important points, Allah had described that he had chosen the jewish people and the land of Israel was given to the Jewish people. This essay had briefly explained how both religions Judaism and Islam had started, some of each religions beliefs, 7 remarkable changes of religion in the our global world and finally had mentioned a couple of elements both religions had in
Religion is an extremely significant part of study for social scientists. Firstly, religion is one of the elements that connected the races and societies of the living world of life for thousands of years. The spirit of worship or even the rules can differ from one religion to another but broadly they have the same purpose. Secondly, the major religions in the world (apart from Buddhism) have very similar ideas including belief in a higher power. Timothy Fitzgerald, after a number of years teaching in Japan, said in 2000, “My general position in discussing religions is that people are what they believe they are. I am cautious about replacing ‘religion’ with culture”. This essay is going to …show more content…
Islam escorts most peoples lives from the start of life as a physically separate being to the end of a life of a person. It impacts daily activities in many different ways. For instants Afghans reveals their devotion through their dedication to protect their land and their people from any harm or danger. The war between Soviets and Afghan was a great war which made the Afghani people more powerful. This allowed Islam to spread.
The most important thing for social scientist in Judaism is to have a bright future with education, vibrant, produce a jewish family and to have a desire to stay as a Judaism. It is believed that trying to reach out the “BORDERLINE COMMITTED” is every jews goal to accomplish because it is believed that getting separated from different groups of people makes them closer to their religion because they are being asked to follow conditions and following them makes them different from any other religion in some form of way. Judaism had started around 4000 years ago and it started with a man called Ibrahim that was assumed that he was sent by god and it has been said that Ibrahim had taught them that their is only one god (which …show more content…
Most importantly both religions believe in torah which means the holy book for both religions but in Islam they believe that some words had been changed and there are many different versions and the last one is the Quran that had always been the same. Adding to that, Islam and Judaism both began in a similar way and Judaism believes as much prophets in Islam, yet it does not accept the later ones for example Isa, Yahya and Muhammad. Judaism and Islam both presume that Adam was the first prophet up until Moses both religions took there own root. In the Quran and the Torah it had mention two important points, Allah had described that he had chosen the jewish people and the land of Israel was given to the Jewish people. This essay had briefly explained how both religions Judaism and Islam had started, some of each religions beliefs, 7 remarkable changes of religion in the our global world and finally had mentioned a couple of elements both religions had in