Challenges for Hindu Temples: An Outsider's Perspective - Dr. Ram Pandey (s08a-4)
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This document discusses challenges facing Hindu temples and solutions. It identifies temples as centers for devotion, education, rituals, and community guidance. It notes the importance of having qualified priests with religious knowledge and English skills. Other challenges include lack of role models upholding religious values and independent living reducing community involvement. Solutions proposed include religious education programs at temples and seminars on scientific presentations of Hindu doctrines. Temple executives are urged to ensure proper worship and involve new generations in temple management.
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This is a hermeneutical paper. The purpose is to have you start interpreting texts. Think of the hermeneutical triangle: text, context and interpreter. Be aware of yourself as the reader and the context of the sacred book.
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What religions are texts connected with? Who wrote them? When were they written? What is the historical setting?
What is the core ethical teaching of the text? Is there ethical tension within the religion between the ethical ideal of the text and the practice within the religion?
What is the genre of the text? Does it focus on rules or on building character? Are there similar ethical principles, for example, the Golden Rule or the Golden Mean?
In summary, you should give your critique of the texts of both religions from your point of view as expressed in your autobiography. What do you agree with and what do you disagree with? Most importantly, what is the basis of your agreement or disagreement? What are your ethical principles?
This paper should be 4 pages, double spaced. Proof read after using the spell checker for words the spell checker does not catch, for example,
steal/ steel, Bible/ bible, alter/altar, manner/manor, definitely/defiantly.
Have a first reader review the paper.
Steps to writing a university paper:
1) Read, think, and take notes.
2) Write a first draft
3) Have a first reader review your paper (pay attention to proof reading)
4) Edit and submit
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