Professor Jim Davis developed theories on learning, which is shaped by memories. Society tends to use different learning techniques such as “practicing”, which leads to comparatively long-lasting, regulating behaviour. Experience, he states, effects knowledge and curiosity. This essay will attempt to validate religiosity by exploring the ways Theory of Mind contribute to peoples’ established beliefs of religion. It will also examine those with learning disabilities are able to hold religious beliefs despite having difficulty with Theory of Mind.
Curiosity is mainly tolerated in religion, as mentioned in Riveted, a book by the author Jim Davis. Religion is one of the things that most people hope or fear is true. Incongruous topics such as religion …show more content…
Theory of Mind is simply taking a theoretical perspective about a person’s fundamental intellectual state. Religion emphasizes supernatural representative’s understanding about people. Davis studied some associated cognitive procedures that are concerned in specific dogmas about supernatural beings. Davis also touches on theory of mind and how it is capable to identify that other people have minds of their own with their own beliefs and needs. He described it as the ability to reason about minds. This is another way of explaining how people obtain and comment on information about a specific …show more content…
Despite conflicts, disabled people can practice religion which can help improve their Theory of Mind by building self-confidence, gaining religious knowledge and improving communication skills. Religious beliefs can be well interpreted and problems will not arise among human beings by engaging with their suitable cultures. The practice of Religion leads to an increase in health and education fulfilments.
The way Theory of Mind works links to knowledge. Knowledge is gained and used through learning, practicing and communicating with other specific individuals. Raised in a specific family and society plays a great role in perceiving the world, as mentioned earlier in the essay. Religion is effective since it lives with the majority. Consequently, having a variety of religions with their acknowledged beliefs, or dogmas, which are followed without questioning, can cause conflicts whether from misinterpretation of scriptures or the dissimilarities of commandments and
Curiosity is mainly tolerated in religion, as mentioned in Riveted, a book by the author Jim Davis. Religion is one of the things that most people hope or fear is true. Incongruous topics such as religion …show more content…
Theory of Mind is simply taking a theoretical perspective about a person’s fundamental intellectual state. Religion emphasizes supernatural representative’s understanding about people. Davis studied some associated cognitive procedures that are concerned in specific dogmas about supernatural beings. Davis also touches on theory of mind and how it is capable to identify that other people have minds of their own with their own beliefs and needs. He described it as the ability to reason about minds. This is another way of explaining how people obtain and comment on information about a specific …show more content…
Despite conflicts, disabled people can practice religion which can help improve their Theory of Mind by building self-confidence, gaining religious knowledge and improving communication skills. Religious beliefs can be well interpreted and problems will not arise among human beings by engaging with their suitable cultures. The practice of Religion leads to an increase in health and education fulfilments.
The way Theory of Mind works links to knowledge. Knowledge is gained and used through learning, practicing and communicating with other specific individuals. Raised in a specific family and society plays a great role in perceiving the world, as mentioned earlier in the essay. Religion is effective since it lives with the majority. Consequently, having a variety of religions with their acknowledged beliefs, or dogmas, which are followed without questioning, can cause conflicts whether from misinterpretation of scriptures or the dissimilarities of commandments and