Religion

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Religion

Religion
Set of beliefs and an explanation for them
Organization of community for people to come together and share values and explore questions
Ultimate power that is not human power
God/gods
Energy
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Religion Set of beliefs and an explanation for them
Organization of community for people to come together and share values and explore questions
Ultimate power that is not human power
God/gods
Energy
Mystery There are things that cannot be scientifically proven
There will always be questions that cannot be answered
Primary Questions What is it like when you die?
Where do we come from?
Why do we suffer?
What is human condition?
What is spiritual perfection?
Buddhism You make your own fate
God is a teacher
Buddha was the enlightened one
Value system
Don't eat meat or kill animals
Do not be exclusive or try to convert others
Everything is interconnected
Monks and nuns are peaceful
Muslim Wear veils
God is right in front of you
Koran
Against Islam
No alcohol
Eating pork
Talking to boys
How to raise kids
Wear a veil
Believe in afterlife
Paganism Nature gods/goddesses
Male and female deities
Pentacle
Necklace, circle of life
Summer solstice and winter solstice
Halloween is Pagan
Sex is a ritual
Not ashamed
Period parties
Native American Less than 2%
Connect with ancestors through powwow
Values
Generosity, Respect, Courage, Wisdom
Mother Earth
Takes care of all
Peyote
Connects you to God
Judaism Hebrew
2% American teens
Jewish law
If your mom is Jewish, you are Jewish
Community
No Messiah yet
Sects
Some are strict and stay kosher
Catholicism 27% American teens
Community
Represents God
Jesus was the Messiah
Experiential
Mythic
Doctrinal
Ethical
Ritual
Social
Material
Seven dimensions of religion
Judaism: exodus from Egypt Example of experiential
All religions: creation myths Example of mythic
Christianity: creed we say at mass Example of doctrinal
Christianity/Judaism: 10 Commandments Example of ethical
Christianity: sacraments Example of ritual
Judaism: Synagogue Example of social
Judaism: prayer shawls, yarmulke Example of material
God; People; Covenant; Torah; Land 5 Touchstones of Judaism
Yaweh Name is too sacred to be said
YWH, adoni Yaweh is written ___ and spelled ______
Dualism God is both beyond and part of all life
nomadic; polytheistic Jewish people were ________ and ________
Abraham started Judaism
Came to a realization that there was truly one God and that He was in a relationship with the chosen people (Israelites)
Covenant Sacred agreement
Establishes Jews as God's chosen people
Defines life and morality of the Jewish people
Establishes a group identity
Torah Tradition
Oral
Talmud: rabbis interpretation of the writings
Written
10 Commandments
Spiritual perfection Jewish perfect observance of rites and the law
Bar/Bat Mitzvah, marriage, Rites of Passage for Jews
Rabbi Teacher of the Torah
Jewish Prayer prayer 3 times a day
Prayer Shawl
Yarmulke
Sabbath Sundown Friday to sundown Saturday
Family meal
Lighting of candles
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Passover
3 main Jewish holy days
"Hear O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone" Quote the Shema
Shema Judaism's basic monotheistic statement
Talmud Vast depository of the Torah with Rabbinic commentary on each chapter
Diaspora Jews were exiles
Kabbalah Jewish mysticism
Learned the Torah through memorization, but mysticism was learning about God from the inside out
Led by the heart
Hasidism Dress
Extended focus on Kabbalah
Focus on personal relationships with God and the community
Leader is the Zaddik
Has holy relationship with God
Wanted to regain the Homeland Zionism
Anti-Semitism Hatred and prejudice of Jews
Orthodox jews Adhere to the tradition of the Torah
Unchanging in spite of society
Women have no role in place of worship (not rabbis), but they run the family
Women and men are separated in the synagogue
Think Judaism is not compatible with modern society
Conservative jews Adhere to traditions
Middle of the road group: open to some changes
Change is okay if it isn't detrimental to Judaism
Rabbis are male and female
Women and men can mix
Reformed jews Practice Judaism
Modern society (English)
Judaism and modern society are compatible
Judaism can adapt
Relaxed and informal
Incarnation; Holy Trinity Doctrines of Christianity
Incarnation God is fully human and fully divine
Holy Trinity One God in three persons
Paul (Saul) "God is not exclusive"
Goes out to Gentiles in the Empire
The second coming
Everyone will be judged- both living and dead
Dead will be raised
Looking at your life and how you have lived your life
Based on what you have done
Takes away the thought that God is sitting back, shows that he is helping us
Apocalypticism God will let the people suffer to learn their lesson and then they will be judged- not Christian view of God
God is just sitting back and when they get bad enough he will end them- Noah's Ark
Salvation Achieved through the grace of God
Vital Spread Christianity to the world
Christianity is 1/3 of the world's population
Christian Covenant Between God and his people
Gave them a homeland
Promised they would have descendents
Promise that they would be saved and protected by God
Jesus Ultimate sign of the covenant
Kingdom of God God's intervention in human world to "right the wrongs"
Age of injustice would end
Ethical transformation Goes beyond the letter of the law
Love vs. Legal Obedience
Love your enemies
Zionism movement in the late 19th century reestablishing Jewish homeland
Tanakh common way of referring to the Hebrew bible

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