Site Visit Interview Site: · -  Religion · -  Denomination: Interviewee: - Name: 
- Sex:
- Age:
- Occupation: For you to analyze at the house of worship 1. How is Eliade’s theory of sacred space and time is manifested in this house of worship? a. What would you consider is the “Axis Mundi,”? Why? 
 b. What kinds of functions are the rituals/ceremonies achieving? 
 2. Scholars who apply a functional analysis to their study of religious rituals refer to their social values. Can you think of social values (including some unconscious ones) that some specific rituals may serve in this community? 
 3. Describe what you heard and saw impacted you. 
 For you to ask your interviewee: 1. What religion and denomination does your interview identify with?Christianity and denominational 2. What does religion mean to her/him? How important is religion in his or her life?It is very important is her life, it is like her having faith, god has a plan and purpose for her life. a. For you to consider: Does s/he perceive religion from a more essential or functional perspective or both? 3. Describe how they understand the divine. What are the main characteristics of God/the sacred? 
 I beelive in the trinity: father => god and heaven Son=> jesus who walked the eath Holy spirit=> what lives inside of her 4. What is their favorite/ preferred sacred time (festival, ritual, ceremony) of the year? Why? 
 Christmas => cause jesus was born=> birth of the messih who came to die for our sense Easter=> when jesus defeated death and goes to heaven 5. What is one sacred symbol that is particularly meaningful to them, and why? What does this sacred symbol represent to them? Why is it powerful and how does it transform them? The cross, because that is what jesus died on. 6. Theodicy- how do they understand the problem of evil? Why does evil happen to good people? 
 She believes that there is enemy and god=> evil happen to good people because the enemy is trying to attack them and take away their joy and that is the hardest time because it’s when you need to believe the most, it’s not from god but from the enemy. 7. According to your interviewee, what is the biggest misunderstanding about their religion? Why is it problematic? Faith is believe in what s unseen and people cannot understand in how that’s works 8. What do they think about the role of religion in our every-day secular life? Should religion be more involved or isolated from the public sphere? 
 Should be more involved. Not enough religion in today’s world So much evil happening. Homework Answer the following questions: What are the two major issues associated with linked data? Describe data cleaning and data dredging What is the difference between primary and secondary data collection? What are the major limitations of collecting qualitative data? Why would you use open-ended questions on a survey? Describe triangulation and give an example Initial responses should be no less than 250 words in lengt.

1. Site Visit Interview
Site:
· - Religion
· - Denomination: Interviewee: - Name: - Sex: -
Age: - Occupation: For you to analyze at the house of worship
1. How is Eliade’s theory of sacred space and time is
manifested in this house of worship?
a. What would you consider is the “Axis Mundi,”? Why?
b. What kinds of functions are the rituals/ceremonies achieving?
2. Scholars who apply a functional analysis to their study of
religious rituals refer to their social values. Can you think of
social values (including some unconscious ones) that some
specific rituals may serve in this community?
3. Describe what you heard and saw impacted you.
For you to ask your interviewee:
1. What religion and denomination does your interview identify
with?Christianity and denominational
2. What does religion mean to her/him? How important is
religion in his or her life?It is very important is her life, it is
like her having faith, god has a plan and purpose for her life.
a. For you to consider: Does s/he perceive religion from a more
essential or functional perspective or both?
3. Describe how they understand the divine. What are the main
characteristics of God/the sacred?
I beelive in the trinity: father => god and heaven
Son=> jesus who walked the eath
Holy spirit=> what lives inside of her
4. What is their favorite/ preferred sacred time (festival, ritual,
ceremony) of the year? Why?
Christmas => cause jesus was born=> birth of the messih who
came to die for our sense
Easter=> when jesus defeated death and goes to heaven

2. 5. What is one sacred symbol that is particularly meaningful to
them, and why? What does this sacred symbol represent to
them? Why is it powerful and how does it transform them?
The cross, because that is what jesus died on.
6. Theodicy- how do they understand the problem of evil? Why
does evil happen to good people?
She believes that there is enemy and god=> evil happen to good
people because the enemy is trying to attack them and take
away their joy and that is the hardest time because it’s when
you need to believe the most, it’s not from god but from the
enemy.
7. According to your interviewee, what is the biggest
misunderstanding about their religion? Why is it problematic?
Faith is believe in what s unseen and people cannot understand
in how that’s works
8. What do they think about the role of religion in our every-day
secular life? Should religion be more involved or isolated from
the public sphere?
Should be more involved. Not enough religion in today’s world
So much evil happening.
Homework
Answer the following questions:
What are the two major issues associated with linked data?
Describe data cleaning and data dredging
What is the difference between primary and secondary data
collection?
What are the major limitations of collecting qualitative data?
Why would you use open-ended questions on a survey?
Describe triangulation and give an example
Initial responses should be no less than 250 words in length not
including your reference(s) and supported by at least two
references (aside from the textbook) APA Format
In 1956, Congress established Constitution Week, to begin each
year on September 17th, the date in 1787 when delegates to the

3. Convention signed the Constitution. In May of 2005, Congress
established Constitution Day, requiring institutions of higher
education receiving federal funding to commemorate the signing
of the Constitution.
To commemorate Constitution Day, feel free to take the
following quiz: https://www.constitutionfacts.com/index.cfm
Share your score! This is optional, but can be fun. Did any of
the answers surprise you? What does the Constitution mean to
you?
In honor of Constitution Day on September 17th, a special
forum will be added this week. This forum will incorporate our
Founding Fathers of the Constitution.
Go to the link below and take the quiz entitled “Which
Founding Father Are You?”
http://www.constitutionfacts.com/?page=foundingFatherShort.cf
m
After taking the quiz and getting your results, provide a 100
word analysis of how the Founding
Father’s characteristics as described in the results would apply
to your sport leadership philosophy,
goals, rules, strategies, and/or plans for the future. What makes
you a great leader like the founding fathers?
For example, my Founding Father was James Madison. My
forum might look like this:
One part of the description of James Madison mentioned that he
was a thoughtful leader who led
through turbulent times. In my sport leadership, I have the
philosophy of being thoughtful and
altruistic toward my followers. One goal of mine is to consider
the needs and desires of the
followers. A strategy I use for this is to meet individually with
each player. This individual attention to my players makes me a
great leader.My future plans include continuing to learn how to
better serve in times of trouble or turbulence.

4. Site Visit Interview
Site:
- Religion
- Denomination:
Interviewee:
- Name:
- Sex:
- Age:
- Occupation:
For you to analyze at the house of worship
1. How is Eliade’s theory of sacred space and time is
manifested in this house of worship?
a. What would you consider is the “Axis Mundi,”? Why?
b. What kinds of functions are the rituals/ceremonies achieving?
2. Scholars who apply a functional analysis to their study of
religious rituals refer to their
social values. Can you think of social values (including some
unconscious ones) that some
specific rituals may serve in this community?

5. 3. Describe what you heard and saw impacted you.
For you to ask your interviewee
1. What religion and denomination does your interview identify
with?
2. What does religion mean to her/him? How important is
religion in his or her life?
a. For you to consider: Does s/he perceive religion from a more
essential or
functional perspective or both?
3. Describe how they understand the divine. What are the main
characteristics of God/the
sacred?
4. What is their favorite/ preferred sacred time (festival, ritual,
ceremony) of the year? Why?
5. What is one sacred symbol that is particularly meaningful to
them, and why? What does
this sacred symbol represent to them? Why is it powerful and

6. how does it transform
them?
6. Theodicy- how do they understand the problem of evil? Why
does evil happen to good
people?
7. According to your interviewee, what is the biggest
misunderstanding about their religion?
Why is it problematic?
8. What do they think about the role of religion in our every-day
secular life? Should religion
be more involved or isolated from the public sphere?
Paper Rules
For this assignment you have three options:
1. Paper: 1200-1500 words, double-spaced, 12-size font, and
cited correctly. (MLA, APA).
• Three academic sources outside our textbook and the interview
are required for this
project. Check with instructor if you are not sure about the
legitimacy of your sources.

7. o Use our FIU library.
o Don’t use Wikipedia.
2. video format of about 5-7 minutes. The video must be well
edited, feature interviewees,
images, and good quality audio. You will still have to write a
script and include a bibliography.
Examples of the video format will be provided.
Video example: https://youtu.be/JhLN7dtukig
3. Audio format: 5-7 minutes. Just like the video, it must be
well edited, feature interviewees,
natural sound, and good quality audio. You will still have to
write the script and include a
bibliography. Examples of the audio format will be provided.
• Audio examples:
BBC radio: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05nxhj6 NPR radio:
• www.npr.org/2015/06/20/415973913/in-ramadan-saudi-
families-break-bread-and- watch-tv-
dramas
Resources
Writing Center
• https://writingcenter.fiu.edu
FIU Library

8. • https://library.fiu.edu
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