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More concerned with growing and
experiencing the Divine

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spiritual

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Approach of love, where there is no
condemnation and judgment, but
where there is mercy and
acceptance

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spiritual

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Believes in God who is omnipresent
and omniscient, who is a living
presence in a person’s heart

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spiritual

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All faiths are valid

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spiritual

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Believes in god or group of gods
and consciously adheres to the
beliefs of his/her religion

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religious

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Approach of fear, which emphasizes sin, guilt, and concept of punishment

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religious

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God is depicted as separate from
humanity, who is impartial but
impersonal

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religious

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The need to convert others to their
faith

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religious

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contemplative practices (4)

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meditation
prayer
yoga
journaling

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Mental exercises focusing on breathing or repeating a mantra

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mediation

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Is done to reach a heightened level of spiritual awareness

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meditation

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Can induce feelings of calmness and clear-headedness
* Can also improve concentration and attention

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meditation

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A form of spiritual connection with God (supplication, thanksgiving, adoration, or confession)

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prayer

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May elicit a relaxation response, along with feelings of hope, gratitude, and compassion

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prayer

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Can provide a sense of comfort and
support in difficult times

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prayer

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A Hindu spiritual and ascetic discipline

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yoga

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Teaches the suppression of all mind and body activity to realize the self’s
distinction from the material world and attain liberation

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yoga

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A system of physical postures, breathing techniques, and sometimes meditation

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yoga

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Helps a person become aware of his/her inner life and feel more connected to his/her experience and the world around him/her

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journaling

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May help a person find life’s meaning despite of the challenges faced

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journaling

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“The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods” (Oxford University Press, 2017)

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religion

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“A particular system of faith and worship” (University of Minnesota Human Rights Center, 2016)

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religion

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“A systematic attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object” (Anthropomorphism)

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religion

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Four Dimensions of Religion (Dawson & Thiessen, 2014)

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belief
ritual
spiritual experience
unique social forms of community

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A generalized system of ideas and values that shape how members of a religious group come to understand the world around them

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belief

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Taught by religious authorities through formal creeds, doctrines, as well as through stories, songs, and myths

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belief

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Repeated physical gestures or activities used to reinforce religious teachings, elicit spiritual feelings, and connect worshippers with a higher power
* Examples are baptism and wedding

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ritual

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A feeling of immediate connection with the higher power
* “To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.
” – St. Thomas Aquinas

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spiritual experience

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“Unite in one single community called a Church, all those who adhere to them” – Emile Durkheim (1915-1964)

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unique social forms of community

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Categories of Religion

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polytheism
montheism/monotheism
antheism/atheism
animism

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religion with Multiple gods

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polytheism

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religion with Single god

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montheism/monotheism

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religion with No deities

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antheism/atheism

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religion with Nonhuman beings (animals, plants, natural world)

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animism

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polytheism religions (3)

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hinduism
ancient greeks
ancient romans

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montheism religions (3)

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judiasm
islam
christianity

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antheism religions (3)

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atheism
buddhism
taoism

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animism religions (2)

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indigenous nature worship
shinto

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The earliest of the three monotheistic, Abrahamic
religion

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Judaism

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The religion, philosophy, and way of life of Jewish people
* There is one omnipotent and omniscient God.

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Judaism

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Judaism: the Law, including the Ten Commandments, given to Moses on Mount Sinai

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Torah

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Two main groups of Judaism:

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Orthodox and Progressive
or Reform Judaism

43
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Believes in one God, who has three personas – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

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Christianity

44
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Based on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, which is told through the Bible

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Christianity

45
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Types of Christian community: (4)

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Roman Catholic,
Orthodox,
Protestant, and
Evangelical

46
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The word “Islam” means

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“submission to the will of God”

47
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Islam Comes from the root word “???” meaning “???”

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Salam, peace

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Muslims are monotheistic and worship one, all-knowing God, who in Arabic is known as ???

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Islam: was believed to be the final prophet sent by God to reveal their faith to mankind.

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Muhammad (Mohammed or Mohammad)

50
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the major holy text of Islam

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The Quran (or Koran)

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Originated and developed in India
* Considered as the world’s oldest religion

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Believes in one Supreme God, Brahman, who is revealed
in three aspects: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva

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Hinduism: Believes in one Supreme God, Brahman, who is revealed
in three aspects:

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Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva

54
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The sacred text of Hinduism is the ???

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Vedas: divided into four parts

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Rig-Veda, Sama-Veda, YajurVeda, and Atharava-Veda

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Guided by the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha,
the “enlightened one”

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Buddhism: Main source of faith and practice is the

58
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Believes in the Four Noble Truths and follows the Eightfold Paths

59
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are quasi-physical and can exist outside the body (i.e., in dreams and in visions) and can transfer from one body to another.

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Souls persist after ??? and become ???.

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death, ghosts

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deceased ancestral souls, dwell in the environment and forces in nature.

62
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according to the Bisaya: a life force, an energy, as well as an ethereal entity, a spirit with a will of its own that resides in the human body and provides essence of
life (Magos, 1992).

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according to the Bisaya: These spirits inhabit a region above the earth before inhabiting their chosen unborn human being

64
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according to the Bisaya: The Dungan can temporarily leave the body when a person is ??? or ???

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asleep or sick

65
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according to the Bisaya: When an individual dies, the Dungan is ???. It goes back to the air and back to the regions above the earth and chooses a new unborn
being to inhabit.

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lost permanently

66
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according to the Ilonggo: may not normally be seen by the
human eye, but may take on other visible forms such as that of insects.

67
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according to the Ilonggo: When an individual is asleep, the Dungan leaves the body to ???. Only when it comes back can an individual ???

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travel, wake up

68
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It is known as the breath of life and is responsible for the heart’s ability to beat.

69
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it is believed that when the ??? left the body, the person dies.

70
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meaning a breathing
(respiration, and of the wind),
breath, breath of god, hence,
inspiration, breath of life

71
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meaning the spiritual
and emotional part of a person’s
existence

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Biblical Belief = the Holy Spirit

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Biblical Beliefs =
conscious, moral, and thinking
part of a person
immortal and can go to hell,
purgatory, or heaven after death

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western: spirit

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ghost or any other supernatural being

75
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western: soul

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a person’s moral consciousness

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Eastern Culture: spirit (Taoism)

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nature and ancestor spirits

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Eastern Culture: spirit (Shinto)

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Eastern Culture: spirit (Confucianism)

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existence of animistic spirits, ghosts, and deities

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Eastern Culture: Soul

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part of a person’s dharma, which
is one’s obligation with respect
to caste, social custom, civil law,
and sacred law
- Hinduism and Buddhism

80
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Person: The spiritual self is the most intimate and subjective part of the self

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William James

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William James: The ??? is a person’s ability to think of himself as a thinker, and enables him to engage in morality, sensibility, and consciousness

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William James: satisfies the spiritual self

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Finding the meaning of life

83
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The Soul: Ifugao

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Linnawa or the soul of the dead

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The Soul: Isneg

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  • Kaduwa
  • Aglalanawan – realm of the dead
85
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The Soul: Kankanaey

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A person is composed of a physical body and ab-abiik

86
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The Soul: Tagalog

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  • Kaluluwa or the soul of the deceased
  • Kakambal or the soul of the living
87
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The Soul: Ilokano

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Four soul-system:
kararua (soul proper),
karkarma (natural vigor, mind, and reason),
aniwaas (can leave the
body during sleep), and
araria (liberated soul of the
dead)

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The Soul: Ibanag/Ybanag

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  • baggi (body) and ikaruruwa (soul)
89
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The soul has physical characteristics and gives direction
and wholeness to the man.

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Ibanag/Ybanag

90
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The Soul: Hanunoo Mangyan

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Plurality of soul

91
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The Soul: Tagbanwa

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Kiyaraluwa or one true soul and five secondary souls
(found in both hands and feet, head, and air whorl)

92
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The Soul: Ethnic tribes of
Bukidnon

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Gimukod
* Two types of gimukod: right hand (good soul) and left
hand (bad soul)

93
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are symbolic expressions and acts performed in respect of spiritual and sacred laws.

94
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are formal acts or rituals (often by custom or tradition) performed in observation of an event or anniversary.

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Ceremonies

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  • Earliest form to explain ritual
  • Ritual is a part of human evolution.
  • Through discovering the oldest culture and cults,
    contemporary human rituals can be explained
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Origin Approach

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Ritual is a part of ???

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human evolution

97
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  • Rituals was believed to be defined by its function in the society.
  • Explains ritual behavior in terms of individual and social needs
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FUNCTIONAL APPROACH (EVIDENCE-BASED)

98
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Ritual behavior is an expression of the sacred; how the material human connects with the transcendent realm or the ultimate reality

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HISTORY OF RELIGIONS APPROACH

99
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Classification of Rituals (4)

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immitative
negative
sacrificial
life crisis

100
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Ritual: Patterned after myths, and repeats the myths or aspects of the myth

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immitative rituals

101
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Ritual: Something should be avoided because it is
forbidden

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negative ritual

102
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Ritual: Total destruction of the sacrifice (i.e., human being, animal, food crops, or objects) as an offering to a higher being

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Sacrificial rituals

103
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Ritual: Transition of one mode or stage of life into another; defines the life of an individual

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life crisis

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