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the globalization of religion (book + transes) Flashcards

1
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________ has affected the attitudes, characters, and perspectives in life

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religion

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2
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the worldwide interconnectedness of all areas of contemporary social life

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globalization

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this entails a personal or organized system of religious beliefs and practices

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religion

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T/F: Globalization has affected religion in various ways

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TRUE

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5
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How does globalization affect religion?

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  1. rise of religious nationalism
  2. turn of religion into public life
  3. proliferation of international terrorism
  4. increase of individual religiosity
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6
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Globalization gave rise to _______ __________ that came about after the ______ ______ ________.

Nationalism was closely associated with particular _____ beliefs and _____.

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religious nationalism
second world war

religious
affiliations

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7
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Globalization led to the turn of religion into ________ ____ as a reaction to ____-WWII modernism.

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public life
post-

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T/F: Religion goes beyond the administration of sacraments for Catholics and focuses more on the social concerns of the poor and the oppressed inside and outside the church

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true

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9
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Globalization affected the proliferation of _____ __________

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international terrorism

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a type of political violence anchored on the belief that a supreme being grants violence in the act of glorifying one’s faith (Martin, 2017)

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religious extremism

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this extremist group in 2017 triggered the locals of Mindanao to launch the Marawi Siege for 5 months

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Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)

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T/F: Globalization prompted people’s individuality in terms of religion by their need to rely on their beliefs and relationship with the supreme being

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true (me)

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T/F: Global migration doesn’t affect religion

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False - affects

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14
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Roudometof, 2014:

Religious traditions in _____ where these previously had been largely ______ or considered a _________.

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places
unknown
minority

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15
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a cultural feature that blurs the lines between culture and place. thus, it transcends territorial boundaries.

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deterritorialization

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16
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According to Campbell (2007), global migration also resulted to the…

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Easternization of the West

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Easternization of the West:

The west, which is the _____ point for the spread of world religions, is now the _______ of a _______ _______ of beliefs from the ___.

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starting
recipient
new system
East

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18
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Examples of Asian Religions mentioned in the book:

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zoroastrianism
confucianism
buddhism
taoism

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T/F: Religion isn’t influenced by global trends and impulses

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False - influenced

20
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the interaction of religion and culture resulted in a…

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global-local religion

21
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a global religion with a local mix

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global-local religion / glocalization

22
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4 distinct Glocalization developed by Roudometof (2014)

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  1. vernacularization
  2. indigenization
  3. nationalization
  4. transnationalization
23
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the blending of universal religions with local languages

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due to blending of religions, it creates new branch of religion.

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vernacularization

24
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transforms a universal religion to suit the specifics of a particular ethnic group

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indigenization

25
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constructs a link between the nation and church

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Though our laws are somehow based on religious belief, there are still separations of state from the church.

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nationalization

26
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complemented religious nationalization by focusing groupings on identifying specific religious traditions of real or imagined national homelands

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national in scope, but it has an international reach

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transnationalization

27
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From the late ___ century, religion has been a source of global ____ and _____.

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20th
conflict
peace

28
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T/F: It is just to point at religion as the sole cause of global conflicts

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False - injust

29
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T/F: People are the ones responsible for the conflicts by using their religious doctrines, dogmas, and sacred verses to morally justify their evil actions

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True!!!!!!!!!!!

30
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Juergensmeyer (2014) claims that the conflicts are about ______ and _________ and _____ and ______.

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identity
economics
privilege
power

31
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_____ believe that radical measures are
necessary in achieving the will of God; if they act moderately, this means they abandon the supreme being’s will.

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extremists

32
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_______ believe that men ought to return to the very passages of the sacred books to legitimize their actions

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fundamentalists

33
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______ tie their traditions with their nation or homeland. any threat is a threat to their identity, power, privilege, and rights

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nationalists

34
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5 Stages of Global Religious Rebellion Against Secular State by Juergensmeyer (2014)

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  1. revolt against secularism
  2. internationalization of religious rebellion
  3. invention of global enemies
  4. global war
  5. religious dimensions of post-Arab spring
35
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from google: a movement towards the separation of religion and government, often termed the separation of church and state.

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secularism

36
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localized uprisings go up against the state’s less moral authority to govern

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  1. revolt against secularism
37
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the warfare comes between the religious and secular politics

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  1. internationalization of religious rebellion
38
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wherein anti-American and anti-European sentiments are growing

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  1. invention of global enemies
39
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wherein there is an expansion of range and depth of conflict between the secular and religious forces

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  1. global war
40
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wherein the jihadist strategy is proven to be not the way to end the struggle, but with the use of nonviolent means as demonstrated in the Tahir Square in Egypt

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  1. religious dimensions of post-Arab spring
41
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T/F: Religion isn’t a source of peace

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false

42
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religion touches the inner _____ of humans and _____ them to improve themselves and society

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self
encourages

43
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helps achieve peace by advancing poverty reduction and putting attention to economic equality

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human assistance

44
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in 2014, ____ _______ had an important role in the US-Cuba deal

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Pope Francis

45
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T/F: Religion is affected by globalization

A

T

46
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T/F: conflicts are caused by different interpretations of the religious sacred texts applied in the secular world

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true

47
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T/F: religion is not one of the actors of cultural globalization

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falls

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