fevie Flashcards
our primitive ancestors were
compelled to come up with
mythical explanations to
many things they saw in
nature.
animism
The belief in a single god, all
powerful deity
monotheism
the belief that there are different
gods and goddesses that
typically have physical bodies
and have human characteristics
polytheism
an exclusive and
uncompromising religious
organization; often, one that has split off from a denomination due to
doctrinal reasons
sect
a loosely organized religious
movement and independent from the religious tradition of the surrounding society
cult
a religious organization that
claims the membership of everyone in a society or in several societies
eclessia
two or more
established, relatively tolerant
religious organizations that claim
allegiance to a substantial part of
population
denomination
article and section of the Philippines constitutions
state that the “separation of
the church and the state shall
be inviolable”
article 2 section 6
article and section of “no law shall be made respecting an establishment
of religion or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof”
article 3 section 5
It was evident that it did
matter to the sovereign
what his or her people
religious beliefs were
uniformity to tolerance
It was thought that the
organization of society
should be parallel to this
dualism so that the needs
of an individual’s dual
nature could be fulfilled by
society
dualism to unity
it refers to a specific
pathology
disease
This kind of
disease is always present in a larger
part of the population.
endemic disease
refers to the meaning and
elaborations given to
particular physical state
illness
It is a disease that
lasts for long time. The victim may or
may not die, but often does not recover
chronic disease
a disease that
affects a significant part of population,
wherein the disease is normally
uncommon to the people and area.
epidemic disease
This is a short duration
disease; generally, either the victim
recovers from it or dies fast.
acute disease
a transaction
between two socially equal
parties concerning goods or
services that are estimated
to be equal value.
reciprocity
channels of
communication directed to
vast number of the audiences
within the society
mass media
Transaction
between two distantly related people
balanced reciprocity
transaction This is
undertaken by closely related people.
generalized reciprocity
Transaction is
undertaken wit people who are
considered outsiders of the group
negative reciprocity
provides services to
the community
tertiary sector
involves the
gathering of extracting of
undeveloped resources
primary sector
turns the raw
materials into manufactured goods.
secondary sector
The price of the exchange of goods
and services are supposedly dictated
by the rules of supply and demand;
however, personal loyalties and
moral values intervene in price
determination most of the time
market exchange
All produce from the
community is sent to the center
where they are stored, counted,
and later on, distributed back to
the people.
redistribution
