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This document provides an introduction to world religions and belief systems. It discusses the nature of religion and how most world religions involve sets of prayers like chants, mantras, and creeds. It also explores how social environment and upbringing influence religious development and how religions generally involve belief systems, communities, rituals, ethics, emotional experiences, and material expressions. Finally, it outlines some common types of belief systems such as monism, polytheism, monotheism, atheism, and agnosticism.
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- 1. INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS AND BELIEF SYSTEMS Subject Teacher: Rendon C. Andrino
- 2. LESSON ONE: UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF RELIGION When one prays, he or she actively seeks an affinity to divine beings or supernatural entities that are beyond the purely natural world.
- 3. Majority of World religions follow a set of prayers in the form of: CHANTS A melodic sounds with the voice
- 4. MANTRAS • A word or sound repeated to aid concentration in meditation
- 6. UNDERSTANDING BELIEFS AND WORLDVIEWS Interprets Differently Collection of Beliefs about life and the universe being held by people
- 7. UNDERSTANDING BELIEFS AND WORLDVIEWS -SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT & UPBRINGING are critical in the development of religious life. -Belief in GOD or GODS -Presuppose that RELIGION had existed during prehistoric times.
- 8. ELEMENTS OF RELIGION 1.Belief System – worldview of a particular group of people 2.Community –a religion always involves a group of people who showed the same belief system. 3.Rituals - religion always have enacted belief which are made real through ceremonies. 4.Ethics – (branch of philosophy) deals with morality (rightness and wrongness) of a human act.
- 9. ELEMENTS OF RELIGION 6. Emotional Experience -devotion, mystery and bliss 7. Material Expression -Statues, Paintings, musical composition, ritual objects, flowers, incense, clothing, architecture
- 10. KINDS OF BELIEF SYSTEM 1.Monism- there is no real distinction between God and the universe Belief: 1. God is dwelling in universe as part of it. 2. The universe does not exist at all as a reality but only as a manifestation of God.
- 11. 2. Polytheism- the belief and worship of many Gods -no one is supreme
- 12. 3. Monotheism- belief in one God. 4. Atheism- disbelief in or denial of the existence of God. 5. Agnosticism- God cannot be known