IWRD (1st SEM) (Lessons 1 and 3) Flashcards
Origins of Religion (3)
Will
Spirit
God
religioin is not something to be defined apar from other things but rather an infusion of wakan or sacredness in everything
John Lame Deer
Religion can involve “numbers, name , stones, plans, criminals, people etc”
Lame Deer
Religion was not divine supernaturally inspired but a product of society
Emile durkheim
Beliefs and ritural concerned with supernatural beings, powers, and forces
F.C. Wallace
Defined a bodies of poeple who agather together regularly for worship
Willian C. Reese
involves the recognition
of a feeling or sense or belief that
there is something greater than
myself,
Spirituality
involves exploring certain
universal themes – love, compassion,
altruism, life after death, wisdom and
truth,
Spirituality
Beliefs that the divine is within us
Spirituality
Belief in a superhuman power outside of yo, creator of the universe
Religion
Personal belief or Value system
Spirituality
Dictated belief
Religion
God in heart
Spirituality
Spiritual law based
spirituality
God inside mind
Religion
Heaven i s a state of mind
Spirituality
Heaven is a palce you go when you die
Religion
Human relationship/Dead
spirirtuality
Brick or mortar temple
Religion
is the philosophical
study of the meaning and nature of
religion.
Philosophy of religion
would be “the science of
divine things”.
Theology
Greek word of theology
Theos and Logia
Theos
God
Logia
Discourse or speech
begins with
faith.
Theology (point 1)
science that rationally
pursues the understanding of
the self-revelation of God in
the Scriptures.
Theology (Point 2)
discipline that is
pursued by someone who is
seriously interested in entering
full-time Christian ministry,
having sensed the call of God.
Theology (Point 3)
Is the human’s way of
communicating to God
Religion
involves the recognition of a
feeling or sense or belief that
there is something greater than
myself
Spirituality
the philosophical study
of the meaning and
nature of religion.
Philosophy of Religion
Is the study of God’s way
to humans
Theology
Division of
Theology (4)
Biblical Theology
Historical Theology
Systematic Theology
Practical Theology
it is the study of the
theology of the Old
testament and New
Biblical Theology
it is a study of Church
History and the historical
development of theological
concepts, teaching, and
confessions.
Historical Theology
It is a
systematic and logical
presentation of the content of
Christian faith (dogmatics) and
the foundation of the Christian
way of life (ethics). .
Systematic Theology:
It is the theological
study of ministerial
practice.
Practical Theology:
Types of Biblical Theology(2)
Old Testament Theology
New Testament Theology
main divisions of historical Theology (4)
(1) Ancient Theology (1st Century-A.D. 590),
(2) Medieval Theology (A.D. 590-1517),
(3) Reformation Theology (1517-1750),
(4) Modern Theology (1750-Present)
The chief disciplines within systematic Theology are (3)
Apologetics
Dogmatics
Christian ethics.
chief divisions of Christian Ethics (10)
Bibliology (Doctrine of the Bible)
Theology Proper (Doctrine of God),
Christology (Doctrine of Christ),
Pneumatology (Doctrine of the Holy Spirit),
Angelology and Demonology (Doctrine of Angels and Demons),
Cosmology (Doctrine of Creation),
Anthropology and Hamartiology (Doctrine of Man and Sin),
Soteriology (Doctrine of Salvation),
Ecclesiology (Doctrine of the Church), and
Eschatology (Doctrine of Last Things)
chief disciplines within practical theology are: 6
Worship (Liturgy),
Sermon (Homiletics),
Pastoral Care (Poimenik),
Community Care (Diakonie), Administration
and Leadership (Cybernetics),
Educational Work in School and Community
(Pedagogy of Religion),
Missiology (A study of the nature, history,
purpose, and procedure of Missions
What is the population of Judaism
16 million
Judaism is scattered where?
Israel and united states
founder of judaism
ABraham
Central figures of ancient jewish history
Isaac and jacob
son of Abraham
Isaac
Grandson of Abraham
Jacob
God in Judaism
Yahweh
When yaweh instructed abraham to move his people to canaan, what was this agreement known as?
Coventant
what are the followers of judaism called?
Hebrews
Hebrew’s moved to _______ to escape famine
egypt
they were _____ by the egyptians
Enslaved
____ led the hebrews out of egypts between 1300 and 1200 B.C. and this became known as _______
Moses; Exodus
Moses recieved what from yaweh?
10 commandments
_________ came during the reign of three kinds, which lead to the establishment of _________
United monarch; the first temple
the Kindom of israel _________ in two after solomon,
______- to north
_______ to south
split;
Israel
Judah
Yaweh loves and protects ______, but expects people to be held accountable for their ______-
all; actions
In the ten commandments
the first four concern hebrew relationship wiht _____
The last 6 concern the hebrew relationship with _____
God;
Man
Known as the hebrew bible
Tenakh
part of old testament,
Contains the 5 books of hebrew bible
Torah
Place of worship for judaism
Synagogues
Religious leader for judaism
Rabbi
Diet of jews
kosher
7th day
shabbat
happens each week from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday
shabbat
jewish new year
ROSH HASHANAH
day of atonement (jewish(
YOM KIPPUR
Many families build their own sukkah in which it is customary to eat meals and sleep, and to shake the lulav, a palm frond bound together with myrtle and willow branches, and the etrog, a kind of citrus (pictured here, growing in the Smith College greenhouse, where it is identified as a “Moroccan citrus”).
SUKKOT
final day of Sukkot.
SHEMINI ATZERET
is immediately followed by the joyous holiday of Simchat Torah—or “rejoicing of the Law”
Shemini Atzeret
Festival of Lights
Hanukkah
This carnival-like holiday celebrates the defeat of a plot to destroy the Jews of Persia.
PURIM
The __________ Seder on the first two nights—an elaborate and ritualized meal—recounts the story of Exodus using ritual foods, prayers, stories and songs. Only the first two and last two days of Passover are observed as full holy days, with restrictions on work and travel.
Passover
Feast of Weeks; marks the giving of the Law (Torah) at Mt Sinai.
SHAVUOT
THE FOUR SECTS OF JUDAISM ACCORDING TO JOSEPHUS
ESSENES
PHARISEES
SADDUCEES
ZEALOTS (FOURTH PHILOSOPJY)