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Introduction To World Religion and Belief System Lesson 1
Introduction To World Religion and Belief System Lesson 1
Introduction To World Religion and Belief System Lesson 1
World Religion
and Belief
System
Jimric M. Magandam
Understanding
the Nature of
Religion
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This lesson will introduce you
to various Concepts related to
religion, expound on the origin
of religion, and evaluate the
many roles religion plays in
people’s everyday lives.
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Religious ideas have helped inflame
animosity and discord that shaped
conflicts and give rise to oppression and
tyranny.
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Guide Questions for the interview:
1.What is your religion?
2.Why did you choose this religion?
3.What influenced you to join this
religion?
4.What beliefs or practices in your
religion that you follow faithfully?
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Group Activity
Monotheistic Agnostic
Monistic
Atheistic Polythesitic
Criteria:
Content - The content was well thought
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Some maybe an altar server, an
angel during “salubong” or “sugat”,
a member of youth ministry, a
lector or bible ministry, a choir
member, or at least have known
some in your church.
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These however, have honed your faith,
spirituality, philosophy, and your
personal view of religion.
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This is a phenomenon of
religion.
Let us discover different
kinds of view that we
may widen our
perspective about each
other’s beliefs.
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Monism
There is no distinction
between God and the
Universe.
Monotheism
The doctrine or belief in
One Supreme God.
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Polytheism
The belief and worship of
many Gods
Atheism
Disbelief or denial of
the existence of
personal God
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Agnosticism
God cannot be known
Atheism
Disbelief or denial of the
existence of personal God
Worldview
are beliefs used to understand
the world and beyond.
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Belief systems are the stories to define our
personal reality.
Theism means that God or god’s created
everything in the universe and is actively
participating in all its activities.
Naturalism believes that all that exist is the
material universe and there is no God behind it.
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Deism believes that God or gods created the
universe but is no longer participating in its
activity.
Sacred means something that possesses
holiness.
Religious Rituals are religious rites which are
the sacred customary ways of celebrating a
religion or culture.
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Thank you