Religion has been embedded in our culture system as histories and narrative. So what is religion, religion is a believe that concerns the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, especially when considered as the creation of a superhuman agency. Most religion but not all believe in that there is one supreme being, the creator of everything which is God. But what is a being, a being can be anything it can be a chair, a car anything. It may mean that God exist in one way or another in a objective way or spiritual way. A ruler meaning that God somehow is in control of everything that he govern the universe and the creature in it. Supernatural meaning that he is not in this world he somewhere else that the laws of the world don't apply
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God can be a he or she, he may sit on a throne somewhere in the universe and we can locate him after death. God can angry and sad when we sin. This is what personification mean. Some other attributes but that are in the west is that God created the the universe/earth from nothing. In ethic we try to explain why something is good or bad and why it is good or bad to do that. Whereas religion it addresses the universe in a whole, the purpose of life. Ethic for the most part uses rational argument to tell us why this is right or wrong. I'm religion though in some way uses reason but also different grounds to establish itself. Some are the different way religion uses to establish itself are different culture like Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, and three jewels. Hinduism is not about just one unified religion it is more than one. It includes a broad range laws and teaching and a morality that is based on dharma, karma and social customs or practices. The dharma is about the universal or natural laws. Karma is spiritual cause and effect. And custom or practice is practicing good comment and …show more content…
They're designed to mess with your mind for the student to try and solve them in a normal way. When giving the right answer the roshi knows that the monk s mature enough if giving the wrong answer the roshi know he is not and will have to meditate more.
Bing married or not married is an example of absolute because you either are or not. Where as in other culture to speak to the woman is wrong and in American it’s okay is an example of relativism. Physical laws seem absolute but are they really? There has been 5 different worldview or paradigms and currently a six one. Aristotle science was the first that we know of to categorize experience of the world and put it into a system in writing. He believe that we are a cycle that everything eventually stops that people or animals stop (die). When you throw a ball it will eventually stop. Some of the elements of Aristotle’s view of scientific law is that everything will either stop or die. That existence are based on ideals. Newton’s science say that it is not necessary based on common sense. Like the ball does not tend toward rest as on Aristotle system say. That things work on heaven like they do on earth. Some of which are newtons views is that it is anti-intuitive. Existence is based on matter or
God can be a he or she, he may sit on a throne somewhere in the universe and we can locate him after death. God can angry and sad when we sin. This is what personification mean. Some other attributes but that are in the west is that God created the the universe/earth from nothing. In ethic we try to explain why something is good or bad and why it is good or bad to do that. Whereas religion it addresses the universe in a whole, the purpose of life. Ethic for the most part uses rational argument to tell us why this is right or wrong. I'm religion though in some way uses reason but also different grounds to establish itself. Some are the different way religion uses to establish itself are different culture like Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, and three jewels. Hinduism is not about just one unified religion it is more than one. It includes a broad range laws and teaching and a morality that is based on dharma, karma and social customs or practices. The dharma is about the universal or natural laws. Karma is spiritual cause and effect. And custom or practice is practicing good comment and …show more content…
They're designed to mess with your mind for the student to try and solve them in a normal way. When giving the right answer the roshi knows that the monk s mature enough if giving the wrong answer the roshi know he is not and will have to meditate more.
Bing married or not married is an example of absolute because you either are or not. Where as in other culture to speak to the woman is wrong and in American it’s okay is an example of relativism. Physical laws seem absolute but are they really? There has been 5 different worldview or paradigms and currently a six one. Aristotle science was the first that we know of to categorize experience of the world and put it into a system in writing. He believe that we are a cycle that everything eventually stops that people or animals stop (die). When you throw a ball it will eventually stop. Some of the elements of Aristotle’s view of scientific law is that everything will either stop or die. That existence are based on ideals. Newton’s science say that it is not necessary based on common sense. Like the ball does not tend toward rest as on Aristotle system say. That things work on heaven like they do on earth. Some of which are newtons views is that it is anti-intuitive. Existence is based on matter or