Definition of Terms Flashcards

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Literal meaning of religari

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to be tied into

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Literal meaning of relegere

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to constantly return to

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Literal meaning of re-eligere

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to observe again

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religous meaning of relegere

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speaks about religion observance

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religous meaning of religari

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commitment to own religion

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religous meaning of re-eligere

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conversion or going back to own roots or goals

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RELIGION is an action or conduct indicating belief in, obedience to, and reverence for a god, gods, or similar superhuman power, and the performance of religious rites and observances.

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Oxford English Dictionary

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Belief in supernatural being

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attitude

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effort or commitment

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performative

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a Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Religion at Taylor University, Indiana.

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Winfried Corduan

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RELIGION is a system of beliefs and practices that by means of its cultus directs a person toward transcendence and, thus, provides meaning and coherence to a person’s life.

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Winfried Corduan

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Whom many regard as the founder of Religious Studies.

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Max Muller

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RELIGION as a body of doctrines handed down by tradition, or in a canonical books, and containing all that constitutes the faith of Jew, Christian, or Hindu.

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Max Muller

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Religion is the ultimate concern for the ground of Being.

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Paul Tillich

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Religion is a function of the spiritual unconscious, which is the source of the
will to meaning.

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Victor Frankl

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Religion is the feeling, acts, and experiences of individual people in their solitude as they stand in relation to whatever they may consider the divine.”

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William James

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Religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things which unite into one single moral community all those who adhere to them.”

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Emile Durkheim

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  • Content-oriented meaning.
  • Only look on the essential characteristics of religion.
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Substantive def.

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  • All religions belong to a family of resemblances.
  • There is a network of similarities overlapping in each religion, or a crisscrossing of similar features and resemblances.
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family resemblances

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  • Accommodates ideas (creed or principles) common in religions.
  • Focuses on how religion functions in the live of the adherents.
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functional def.

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  • Greek words: (philos) and (sophia) = “love of wisdom”
  • A Study that critically examine the nature, meaning, structure, and value of things through reason and logic.
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PHILOSOPHY

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» A Branch of Philosophy.
» Deals with philosophical analysis, reflection, and examination of the central issues, themes, topics, and problems about religion.
» To provide insights on religious concepts, beliefs, arguments, and practices.

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PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION