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What is religion typically regarded as?
What is religion typically regarded as?
- A personal or spiritual journey that has no connection to a deity
- An institutionalized set of attitudes, beliefs, and practices relating to an acknowledged ultimate reality or deity (correct)
- A set of attitudes, beliefs, and practices relating to a specific culture
- A way to understand and explain natural phenomena
Which of the following is NOT a way religions are involved in globalization?
Which of the following is NOT a way religions are involved in globalization?
- Religions provide cultural and political resources in the context of globalization
- Religions are replaced by globalization (correct)
- Religions play a role in shaping globalization
- Religions are influenced by globalization
What is a common way that religions respond to globalization?
What is a common way that religions respond to globalization?
- By defining themselves in relation to one another (correct)
- By adapting to globalization and incorporating modern elements
- By isolating themselves from the global community
- By rejecting modernity and globalization
What is a result of the globalization of religion?
What is a result of the globalization of religion?
What is the perspective of most intellectuals and academics when it comes to the globalization of religion?
What is the perspective of most intellectuals and academics when it comes to the globalization of religion?
What is a way that globalization provides fertile ground for the development of religion?
What is a way that globalization provides fertile ground for the development of religion?
What is the core value of post-modernism?
What is the core value of post-modernism?
Who is the best representative of the pre-modernist perspective?
Who is the best representative of the pre-modernist perspective?
What is the literal meaning of the Arabic term Islam?
What is the literal meaning of the Arabic term Islam?
What is the category used in the study of religion to demarcate the five largest and most internationally widespread religious movements?
What is the category used in the study of religion to demarcate the five largest and most internationally widespread religious movements?
Which of the following is NOT one of the 'Big Five' religions?
Which of the following is NOT one of the 'Big Five' religions?
