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Many people practice religion |
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It addresses the spiritual or depth dimension |
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It gives people values and a purpose in life |
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concreteizes abstract thinking and major events in life such as rituals and worship |
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It acts as a counter culture to the present culture practices |
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it acts as a reference point to deal with conflicting situations |
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it points to higher realities: God, soul, life after death |
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It points to deeper questions: What does it mean to be human |
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It points towards wonder and grandure |
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It gives a sense of belonging |
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It clarifies personal identity |
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It provides space to grow in service, calmness, and wisdom |
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It aids social living: preserves traditions |
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It is a great aid in emotional health and happiness |
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Making the world a better place to live is a focus in religion |
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It provides safety and uplift for the weak |
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It gives a sense of independence when oppressive groups are in action |
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It inspires and uplifts the people |
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It smooths life transitions |
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It offers models and direction for one's on spirituality |
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It gives us an ethical frame work |
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It helps us discover our 'inter being' |
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It values and encourages inherent positive traits of humans |
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It helps cope with the mysteries of life |
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It increases the attitude of gratitude |
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