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dialogue with religion Flashcards

1
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Latin of religion, meaning - ‘obligation, bond.’

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religio

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the verb __ means ’to tie back, to tie tight’

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religare

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it is a belief in and reverence for a supernatural
power recognized as the creator and
governor of the universe

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religion

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according to __, “Religion is the recognition of all our duties as divine commands.”

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immanuel kant

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according to __, “Religion is the belief in an ever-living God, that is, in a Divine Mind and Will ruling the Universe and holding moral relations with mankind

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harriet martineau

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according to __, Religion is that which grows out of, and gives expression to, experience of the holy in its various aspects

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rudolph otto

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according to __, “a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things set apart and forbidden – beliefs and practices which unite into
one single moral community called a Church all those who adhere to them.”

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emile durkheim

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according to __, “Religion is comparable to childhood neurosis.”

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sigmund freud

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according to __, “Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature… a protest against real suffering… it is the opium of the people… the illusory sun which revolves
around man for as long as he does not evolve around himself.”

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karl marx

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according to __, “Religion is the state of being grasped by an ultimate concern, a concern
which qualifies all other concerns as preliminary and which itself contains
the answer to the question of the meaning of life.”

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paul tillich

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according to __, “The essence of religion consists in the feeling of absolute dependence.”

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friedrich schleiermacher

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according to __, “Religion is a system of beliefs and practices by means of which a group
of people struggle with the ultimate problem of human life.”

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john milton yinger

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t/f : religion is the heart of a culture

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t

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12
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one of religion’s functions is to address issues of __

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meaning

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“the arbitrariness of suffering causes people to want an explanation; the world should make __, it should have some ultimate __”

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sense, meaning

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t/f: religion exists even in the contemporary times

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t

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t/f: migration results to singularity of beliefs, religions, and worldviews

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f (plurality)

16
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function of religion: explanation of the natural and social world

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general

17
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function of religion: a set of normative rules on how people should behave which enhance solidarity and social order through belief in a shared set of values

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moral

18
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function of religion: gives believers a sense of security and control thus reducing anxiety about current and future events

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psychological

19
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function of religion: helps individuals become better adapted to the environment

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ecological

20
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according to __, “Dialogue is the norm and necessary manner of every form of Christian mission, because Christian mission is participation in the mission of God.

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fr. edgar javier

21
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dialogue can become for us an experience of god’s __

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kingdom

22
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refers to efforts of different Christian Churches to
develop closer relationships and develop better understandings of their shared faith.

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ecumenism

23
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ecumenical dialogue had as its aim the establishment or restoration of __ __ of faith and
sacramental life between Christians of different Communions.

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full communion

24
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Refers to the means of co-operation with those people of Non-Christian religions specifically with
the members of the “Abrahamic faiths”

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interfaith dialogue

25
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Refers to the means of co-operation with those people of Non-Christian religions such as Hinduism
and Buddhism etc.

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interreligious dialogue

26
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t/f: Interreligious dialogue and proclamation, are on the same level, which made them both authentic elements of the Church’s evangelizing mission.

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f (not on the same level but both are authentic elements)

27
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t/f: interreligious dialogue and proclamation are intimately related and interchangeable

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f (not interchangeable)

28
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__ is the birthplace of the major religions such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism

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asia

29
Q

“In today’s world, the religious others are in our midst,
studying, living and working __ and __.”

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among us, with us

30
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is “a philosophical perspective in the world that emphasizes diversity rather than homogeneity, multiplicity rather than unity, difference rather than sameness.”

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religious pluralism

31
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religious pluralism / religious relativism: there is no one
religion or no one way of attaining salvation.

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religious pluralism

32
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religious pluralism / religious relativism: everyone has their own way of salvation

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religious relativism

33
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In St __’s speech to Athens (Acts 17:22-23), he announces the Unknown God whom they worship without knowing and in the following verses he states that God is near to every people and are called God’s __ (Acts 26-28).

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paul, offspring

34
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religious plurality / religious relativism: present not only in Asia but all over the world.

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religious plurality

35
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In the context of religious plurality, __ means “all positive and constructive interreligious relations with individuals and communities of other faiths which are directed at mutual understanding and enrichment”, in obedience to truth and respect for freedom.

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dialogue

36
Q

__ __ does not deny the helps necessary
for salvation to those who, without blame on their
part, have not yet arrived at an explicit knowledge of
God.

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divine providence

37
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dialogue of life/action/theological exchange/religious experience: People strive to live their life in harmony and
peace with their neighbors of other faith sharing with each other as friends their joys and sorrows, hopes and dreams

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dialogue of life

38
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dialogue of life/action/theological exchange/religious experience: When people of different faiths work together to act and collaborate for integral development and liberation of people.

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dialogue of action

39
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dialogue of life/action/theological exchange/religious experience: Those who are specialists deepen each other’s religious heritages, and appreciate each other’s
religious values

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dialogue of theological exchange

40
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dialogue of life/action/theological exchange/religious experience: Persons rooted in their own religious traditions, share their spiritual riches such as prayer and
contemplation, faith and ways of searching for God.

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dialogue of religious experience

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