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    right one. Religion shouldn’t be forced onto people because that isn’t the correct way to inform people. Similar to when the government would force the peasants into one religion into another isn’t a correct method. A person can share aspects of their religion and practices with people, therefore, they can help evangelize more people into their faith. I believe a person should be interested in a faith to be able to follow the religious. I wouldn’t want to be forced into believing a religion. I…

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    is Japanese religion as much a matter of practice as it is "beliefs"? Unlike the western views of religion, Japanese religion is not defined so much as belonging to a single institution but by the personal mixture of beliefs from multiple religions such as Shinto, Buddhism or Confucianism. Earhart states that “there are as many Japanese religions as there are Japanese people.” (Page 6) People in Japan pick up different beliefs throughout their life, especially from family because family unity…

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    world." Worldviews determines what people intellectualize about religion, right and wrong, and the purpose of human existence. How you receive your worldview depends on your family background, political influence, your religion, and how you process the media. A worldview is not just something each one of us possess, it plays a significant aspect in how you handle events in the world. My worldview is all based on this: my religion than I need to understand them. God tells us with His word what…

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    Judaism is an old monotheistic religion, which uses Torah as the foundational text, on the other hand; Christianity is the religion of most people in the world, and they believe in Jesus being the son of God and their saviour. There are many contradictions in trying to show how these two religions relate, the following passage explains their relation. Many people insist that Judaism is the foundation of Christianity because Judaism began when God revealed himself to Abraham and Moses; Christians…

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    and even using religion to learn, understand, and know the world. The non-scientific ways of knowing the world differ from the scientific ways. In science you maybe following an order/system to find the answer to your question, whereas in non-scientific ways, you would…

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    In the book Science and Religion, two philosophers Alvin Plantinga and Daniel Dennett, share their opposing viewpoints on whether they believe the two are compatible. Plantinga is a Christian and he believes that the two are in fact, compatible. His arguments are based on rationality from a theistic view and how it is not present in a naturalist view. He says, (page 9) "As I argue in Warranted Christian Belief, if theistic belief is true, then very likely it has both rationality and warrant in…

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    criticisms of organized religion during her years as a college student. The poverty and injustice that plagued the world around her conflicted with the religious preaching of peace and joy. What I find most fascinating is the effect the power of literacy had on Dorothy. Immediately swayed by the books she read, Dorothy began to reject one belief system--organized religion-- and substitute it for another belief system: radicalism. However, by not completely dismissing organized religion as well…

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    Religion is defined as the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods. There are different types of religion practices, but there are some people who do not believe in anything at all. Everyone has their own opinions on the topic of religion. The Life of Pi by Yann Martel tells a story of a boy by the name Pi, who is stuck out in the middle of the ocean with a tiger name Richard Parker. The line that grabbed everyone’s attention right away is “I…

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    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…

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    Religion is an “organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and worldviews that relate humanity to an order of existence.” War is a “period of armed conflict” according to the Merriam Webster dictionary. The definitions infer religion was created solely for people to obtain a sense of purpose while taking up arms in beliefs. In turn religion helps mankind understand mankind’s existence in the world while giving hope to the ultimate fear of death. Believing in the afterlife provides a way…

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