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    Conflict In Religion

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    Although not necessarily so, many aspects of religion make it susceptible to being a latent source of conflict. Along with peace, belonging and power, dilemma, confusion and illogicality are also terms bounded within the subject of religion. As a result, these so called “terms” serve nothing but large and rightfully so, conflicts. All religions have their accepted dogma, doctrines and virtues and they must be followed without a question. The Bhagavad-Gita, for example, is a 700 verse scripture…

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    The Influence of the Roman Catholic in Social Movements Religion is found in all type of society, and there is a varied practice and experience of religion. In some religion, belief in God or gods, prayer and rituals are sacred. However, there are some commonly shared religion aspects of religious experience. Before proceeding, it may be helpful to clarify how religion is being used in this paper. The word religion is derived from the Latin word religiare, which means “harmony,” “make whole,”…

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    and discovers how horrible humans truly are and believes that he can cure humanity using his martian knowledge. Mike has trouble explaining his philosophies to regular humans so he has to change some ideas and create his own religion; “I was forced to smuggle it in as a religion—which it is not—and con the marks into tasting it by appealing to their…

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    Spiritualism is a religion, but is described differently than most. Spiritualism is the belief that the spirits of the dead, which survive after the mortal life, can and do communicate with the living. Communication is done usually through a medium, ones who are particularly susceptible to their influence. Spiritualism is not very common within the world today, but it is reported that about 2,000 people associate themselves as a spiritualist. Many argue that Spiritualism is not a religion, the…

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    Religion has always been a fundamental part of our society, often being the basis of many laws and social values. Religions are often ruled by a supernatural higher authority, such as a god or gods, also often include a place of worship, like a church or mosques and usually have a set of principles that are expected to be followed in exchange for better afterlife. Moreover, religion has many definitions based on different sociologists’ theories. Religion can have an inclusive definition where it…

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    The topic of what exactly constitutes a World Religion is one mired in controversy due to the label being a typology which divides religious traditions into categories that some criticize as being non-inclusive of traditions that do not meet the established criteria--mislabeling them as something other than a religion. The World Religions category generally includes the traditions of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism; though some like to to include Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, and…

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    two prominent thinkers. Marx and Freud both believe religion is the godparent of the financial and social system. Marx believes that religion is the opiate of the people. This means that religion is like a strong narcotic drug that dulls the senses of pain, and offers comfort to people in suffering. Sigmund Freud believes that religion as a neurosis and its diagnosis in “The Future of an Illusion” (1927). These two thinkers, both rejected religion and thought it to be make-believe. Karl Marx, a…

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    history books as one of the largest terrorist attacks on the United States. It has changed people’s lives, emotionally, physically and financially. Some people do not remember what it was like before 9/11, but a lot of people remember exactly what it was like. They want it to go back to the way that it was before. People’s lives have changed because people do not understand what the religion of Islam is about. Islam is a religion of tranquility. Muslims (the followers of Islam) believe in one…

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    Religious Oppression

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    According to Religion Answers website (n.d.), states, “Religion gives transcendental meaning and purpose, and often, a goal to aspire to when life is complete” (para. 3). In today’s society religion plays a major role in our culture as well as putting pressure on those who are not of the dominant faith, Christianity. Through religious oppression, Christianity is used to marginalize, exclude, and deny the members and institutions of non-Christian religious groups in society the privileges and…

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    to do so because of lack of certainty of what the future holds. This lack of certainty, without the aid of the knowledge of natural causes, gives rise to religion. Finally, this religion is used as a tool with which to govern. Then, I will use examples from the text to show how this fits into Hobbes’s ultimate assertion that to escapes the State of Nature, man creates the Leviathan.…

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