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    Religious studies focus on the modern study of the history of Religion. Religious studies is an emerging field that focuses of the on thriving Religious phenomenon around the world. Donald Wiebe addresses the issues that face Religious studies in both undergraduate and graduate. These issues are the complex theoretical and methodological in nature. Religion human behaviour with its institution and systems of beliefs and practices. The subject Religion needs modern ways to study it to sense of this human behavioral phenomenon. The theories of Religious very in angle of the which the researcher can approach of Religion. The theories of Religion can try to the questions Religious history of mankind from origin. Although the origin and function…

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    Adetutu Okupe Socio 1101 Dr. Jung Ha Kim November 28, 2016 Assignment #10 Does the sociological study of religion undermine one’s religious faith, make one’s religious faith stronger, or have no necessary implication for one’s religious faith? Sociology as an applied science values religion not by the legitimacy of the religious theories, but by its role in the society which includes the practices, historical backgrounds, developments and universal themes of religion in the society. According to…

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    Why Study Religion

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    Why it is so important to study and have an understanding of world religion in the nursing field is because not everyone believes in the same thing and people do different things based on their religion. If a nurse wants to provide awesome care to their patients they need to be able to understand and provide their wants based on the patients religion. That's why when a patient is first admitted the nurse goes over an admission database that goes over a list of questions, religion and…

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    Two topics to avoid in casual conversation: politics and religion. Religion has been a controversial issue since its birth. Dating back thousands of years, it is completely unrealistic to imagine that every person could share the exact same views and principles. With the extreme variety of views, it’s nearly impossible to agree on one belief. There has been war and constant conflict for thousands of years revolving around faith. The beliefs that a person may live their life by, someone else…

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    pressure for not being married, as being married and raising a family are something she wants, and strongly emphasized in her culture and religion. She has been wondering why “God has waited so long to bring a partner into her life, why He has not answered her prayers.” Although she lives in a small town and attends a small church, there are many available men both in her town and in nearby towns; most of these men are Christian, as she desires. However, it seems that those in whom she is…

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    Do I have to tell my family I’m no longer religious? The purpose of this question is that the religious strength of this woman’s family is truly strong in the belief of Christianity and she was raised in such a house they would automatically assume that she would teach her kids to be in the same light as themselves and raise them to become Christian. Due to the way she was raised and how she wasn’t spiritually intoned as much as her family members she drifted away from that religious style and…

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    have different religions therefore, my philosophy in this case may require the nurse to have some knowledge in the patients religion, even if that means they may have to do some of the sort of research, so that they can speak to the patient and even learn some do’s and don’ts according to the patient. All the same, religion remains such a controversial issue since different religions believe in different things, therefore it may be difficult to reach a common ground with all the patients. In…

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    Religion is a complex concept that is really hard for even religious theologians to define, and there hasn’t been a clear definition for this term simply because what we know as religion is more than what one word can describe. The academic study of Religion is a major key to understanding this concept. However, in the academic discipline of Religious Studies, there are many theoretical approaches, and other discipline theories that are used to define and understand religion, and that makes it…

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    Religion occurs where ever societies exist, from the Sumerians and the Ancient Egyptians right through to modern society religion is everywhere. This essay will look at religion from a sociological perspective and try to answer whether or not Britain is becoming a more secular society. When it comes to religion sociologists, unlike theologists and philosophers, are not as interested in the details of religions themselves, but in what effects religion has on its particular society. The…

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    Faith and religion is a vital part of humanity that can be traced back to the beginning of time, but the real question lies in why it is important to know and study it. By being in doctrine this year I have learned a lot about my faith and what exactly it means you believe when you say you are a Christian. Doctrine by definition is what the whole Bible teaches us today about some particular topic (Grudem 483). Therefore, it has some application to our lives. In addition, the most important…

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