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Judaism
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Sh'ma
"hear o israel, the Lord our God,the Lord is one" |
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Judaism
Canon (authoritative scripture) |
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| tanakh (torah, prophets, writings) |
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Other Authoritive text |
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| mishnah, talmud (scholars' rules and commentaries) |
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Canon creation process |
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contemporary heterodox offshoot |
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| rosh hashanah, yom, kippur, passover |
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Christianity
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Christianity
Public Worship on |
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Dietary Rules |
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Christianity
Faith Statement |
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Founding Period |
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Christianity
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Christianity
Other authoritative text |
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| patristic literature (st. basil, st. augustine, etc) |
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Christianity
Canon Creatino process |
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| exclusion of non-canonical gospels. |
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Christianity
Divine Revelation |
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Christianity
contemporary herterodox offshoot |
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Christianity
major hollidays |
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| Christmas, good friday, easter |
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Islam
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Shahadah
There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is His Prophet. |
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Islam
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| Hadith (deeds and sayings of prophet muhammad) |
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Islam
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| Oral until committed to writing. |
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Christianity
religious Matrix |
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| Jesus of Nazareth, "the Christ" 4 BCE - 30 CE |
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Christianity
Original Language(s) |
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Christianity
Later territorial Losses |
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| Israel, asia minor, central asia. |
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Christianity
Major branches |
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| Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Protestant |
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Christianity
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Christianity
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| apparitions of mary, ex. the virgin guadalupe |
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Christianity
immigrant carriers to the united states |
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| Greeks, Irish/Poles, dutch and koreans |
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Christianity
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| Muhammad of Mecca, "the Prophet" 570-632 CE |
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Islam
original language(s) |
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Islam
derivative languages |
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| spain, greece, east africa |
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example of inculturation |
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immigrant carriers to the united states |
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| indo-pakistanis, arabs, bosnians |
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converts in the united states |
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| working class african americans |
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| literary masterpiece that must be read in arabic for proper interpretation |
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| way or path,m the body of islamic law |
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| first pillar of islam is an affirmation of faith |
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| sharia law is divided into two main sections |
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the act of worship or al-ibadat.
human interactions or al-mu'amalat |
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The act of worship, al-ibadat
aka he five pillars of islam? |
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wudu - ritual purification
salah - prayers
salat and ramadan - fast
zakaat - charities
hajji - pilgrimage to mecca |
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| human interactions or al-mu'amalat |
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financial transactions
endowment
laws of inheritence
marriage, divorce, child care
foods and drinks
penal punishment
warfare and peace
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came from politics and not so much religion.
Thomas jefferson was written a letter from the baptist asking for protection from a federal religion.
the basis was the right for federal to mandate a religion or for state to mandate a religion. |
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| religion is to meet needs of deprived people. in other words a way that people can adjust to life. |
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| explains the existence of social institutions such as religion in terms of the needs that the institutions would meet. |
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| can be seen as a basis of liberation theory, feminist theory, |
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| takes religion as real or as an independent variable, that is as much a part of human behavioral dispositions as any other system of action |
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| people can make choices they are not robots. human beings are actors in making choices that they think are best. |
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| the families of america religion pie chart |
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catholics 25%
moderate protestants 24.2%
conservative protestants 15.8%
black protestants 9.1%
liberal protestants 8.7%
no religious preference 6.9%
all others 8%
jews 2.3% |
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| tell you how to view God. they go to church and trust the authority. |
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| do not tell you how to view God. they go to church and participate in the decision making process. |
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def: a group of people who regularly gather to worship at a particular place.
- not born into your religion, you select it.
-elements- a group, intentional meeting, interaction with the sacred. |
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You are born into a church.
- church and state together.
you are able to join a sect.
- seperation of church and state, (sects transform into denominations.) |
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| literally means teaching and refers to the five books of moses |
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| Conflict theory emphasizes the role that a person's or group's ability has to exercise influence and control over others in producing social order. |
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