Religious Experience - Influences Flashcards

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What does RE change belief that to?

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belief in

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What does Hardy say about RE

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“there is another dimension to life” becoming aware of it changes our view

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What are some examples of worship grounded in RE?

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Prayer, fasting, rituals, ceremonies, festivals.

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What does Aquinas say about RE?

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reason alone cannot discover truths, it is a belief that and belief in

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What moves us from a belief that to a belief in?

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religious experiences, ours or others.

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What is the issue with RE causing faith?

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Faith can cause RE to happen, causing a dilemma.

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What is revelation?

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a supernatural disclosure to humanity, can be communicated through RE

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What is in the book of revelations?

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Truths revealed in statements/propositions. e,g revelation of the law to moses on mt sinai

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what is the non-propositional concept of revelation?

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human attempts to understand the significance of relevatory events.

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10
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What does affirmation of belief system mean? (community)

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Religions usually have pivotal founding figures who had a RE, starting their religion. Their authority derives from Re and it is a confirmation of their message.

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What do REs provide to those who experience them?

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New information about God and truths of faith.

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What are some words to describe RE

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Spontaneous, passionate, alive, lead to devotion, purity, asceitism, charity, not dogma/fanaticism

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What does promotion of faith value system mean? (community)

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source of ethical standards, e.g decalogue

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14
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What is the most common form of religious experience for some people?

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Rituals

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What does strengthening cohesion of religious community mean? (community)

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strengthens community through collective worship, sense of unity, common identity, common purpose, reaffirmation of faith, expressing spirituality

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16
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give tons of examples of other religions and their feasts

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ok

17
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What is strengthening faith in face of opposition? (individual)

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accounts of people fighting oppression, e.g martyrs can help restore faith. Alternatively feeling God is with them can help people feel strong e.g pentecost.

18
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What is renewal of commitment to religious ideals and doctrines?

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renewing faith can be a RE, a sense of being called. E.G Baptism, Rosh Hashanah, Lent. Holy places can be a trigger for this.