The document discusses an activity reflection on agriculture and religion for a BS Tourism Management student. It covers how religious gatherings at sites like Göbekli Tepe may have played a role in developing farming and settlements, and how agriculture and global connections now relate to reducing poverty. It also discusses how Pope Francis' Laudato Si about caring for our shared Earth as a sister and mother could impact the Filipino perspective on agriculture and environmental care.
The document discusses an activity reflection on agriculture and religion for a BS Tourism Management student. It covers how religious gatherings at sites like Göbekli Tepe may have played a role in developing farming and settlements, and how agriculture and global connections now relate to reducing poverty. It also discusses how Pope Francis' Laudato Si about caring for our shared Earth as a sister and mother could impact the Filipino perspective on agriculture and environmental care.
The document discusses an activity reflection on agriculture and religion for a BS Tourism Management student. It covers how religious gatherings at sites like Göbekli Tepe may have played a role in developing farming and settlements, and how agriculture and global connections now relate to reducing poverty. It also discusses how Pope Francis' Laudato Si about caring for our shared Earth as a sister and mother could impact the Filipino perspective on agriculture and environmental care.
Managment Year & Section: TM-103 Schedule: TTH (1:20- 2:50)
Activity 7.2 - Reflection: AGRICULTURE and RELIGION
Start Assignment
Give your reflection on the
following: Article Analysis Did religion sow the seeds of civilization? As humans abandoned foraging, farming claims the vast majority of credit in explaining the birth of civilizations. But what if it wasn’t farming at all? A recent discovery in the limestone pillar ruins at Göbekli Tepe, Turkey, archaeological evidence suggests that this was a temple. Almost 12,000 years ago nomadic tribes made the pilgrimage here to worship, share community, or perhaps to simply stand in awe. It would have taken hundreds of people to construct Göbekli Tepe. Yet there were no rooms built for dwelling; no hearths for fire or cooking. Water was about three miles away. There was simply nothing about the site to suggest anything domestic. As exploration of this site continues, its Big History meaning is still being debated. Most notably, did religious gatherings have a fundamental role in farming technologies — creating the need for settlements and society? Do we need to reevaluate our thinking?
1. Did primitive or Neolithic forms Since the beginning of time, religion
of religious gatherings have a and agriculture have coexisted as a fundamental role in farming natural match. The notion of rural Holy Angel University School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Angeles City
technologies – creating the need progress has been adopted and
for settlements and societies? modified by people all over the world in the past as a way to improve their standard of living. The traditional ranchers who consider farming to be a strict demonstration see the harvests from their farmlands not as simple material for food but as blessings accruing from God by performing the traditional religious ceremonies, and the religious priests made a spiritual investment in farming as humans abandoned foraging. 2. Do you think it is truly agriculture My understanding of the past is that is responsible for the global enhanced by learning about this fresh connections that we have right archaeological discovery. It has both a now or is it something else? communal and economic significance, in addition to being important for verified exploration. Agriculture is, in fact, Is it because of our current global links or is it something else? Agriculture can help the world's poor, who live in rural regions and mostly work in agriculture, decrease poverty, increase earnings, and enhance food security through promoting global linkages. 3. Choose one vital point raised in LAUDATO SI' – "LAUDATO SI', mi' Pope Francis’ Laudato Si and Signore" – "LAUDATO SI', mi' explain how it can greatly affect Signore" Saint Francis of Assisi tells the Filipino’s perspective us that our shared home is like a about agriculture along sister with whom we share our lives with care for the environment. and a lovely mother who opens her arms to embrace us in the lyrics of this wonderful canticle. "Blessings be upon you, my Lord, via our Sister, Mother Earth, who feeds us and rules us, and who produces a variety of fruit with a variety of flowers and herbs of many hues and colors." My Commitment: I, Lenard Macalinao highly agrees with what’s written above. Signature/Affirmation: Lenard Macalinao