Introduction to World Religion Course HUMSSWRB12

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Which topic relates to comparative religious studies as indicated in the document titles?

  • The Role of Rituals in Religions
  • The Influence of Religion on Politics
  • Overview of Major World Religions
  • Comparative Analysis of Confucianism, Daoism, and Shintoism (correct)

What is one of the primary focuses of the Comparative Analysis module regarding Shintoism in relation to other religions?

  • The role of deities and spiritual entities (correct)
  • The historical development of religious texts
  • The significance of meditation and mindfulness
  • The impact of Western philosophy on worship practices

In the context of Confucianism, what principle is emphasized as essential for social harmony and order?

  • Aggressive competition for resources
  • Collective ownership of property
  • Individualism and personal freedom
  • Filial piety and respect for authority (correct)

What key difference is often noted when comparing Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism?

<p>Mahayana promotes the ideal of the Bodhisattva (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of Daoism is distinguished from both Confucianism and Shintoism?

<p>The focus on harmony with the natural way (Dao) (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

World Religions Course

A course studying different religious traditions globally.

Introduction to World Religion

Fundamental study of global faiths' origins, beliefs, and practices.

Religious Beliefs and Practices

Core philosophies, rituals, and practices within a religion.

Religious Terminology

Specialized words and concepts unique to particular religious traditions.

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Comparative Religious Analysis

Examining similarities and differences between various religions.

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Confucianism

A philosophy and way of life focused on ethics, social harmony, and good governance. It emphasizes filial piety, respect for elders, and the pursuit of moral excellence.

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Daoism

A philosophical tradition emphasizing living in harmony with the natural order (Dao), focusing on simplicity, spontaneity, and a connection with nature.

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Shintoism

A traditional Japanese religion focusing on the reverence for nature spirits (kami) and ancestral spirits. It emphasizes purity, ritual purification, and the importance of harmony with nature.

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Theravada Buddhism

A branch of Buddhism focused on individual enlightenment through self-discipline and meditation. It emphasizes following the Buddha's teachings and achieving nirvana through personal effort.

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Mahayana Buddhism

A branch of Buddhism emphasizing compassion and helping others achieve enlightenment. It includes concepts like bodhisattvas, who delay their own nirvana to help others attain enlightenment.

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Study Notes

Introduction to World Religion Course

  • This is a course called "Introduction to World Religion" (HUMSSWRB12)
  • The course is offered by Baptist Theological College - Cebu Graduate School of Theology
  • 18 student-shared documents are available for the course
  • Various course materials are available, including documents labeled with weeks (e.g., Iwrbs-week-1, Iwrbs-week-8) covering different aspects of religion
  • Some documents are also related to specific modules like "Humss 11 intro q2 mod9" and "Humss 11 intro q2 mod15"
  • Topics include comparative analyses of religions like Confucianism, Daoism, Shintoism, Theravada, and Mahayana Buddhism
  • The course covers beliefs, doctrines, sacred scriptures, worship, and subdivisions of different religions
  • Some documents are annotated with additional details, including authors' names (examples provided).

Course Content

  • Materials cover diverse religious topics, evidence by document titles like "Comparative-Analysis-of-Confucianism-Daoism-and-Shintoism" and "Comparative-Analysis-of-Theravada-and-Mahayana-Buddhism"
  • Topics include Buddhist beliefs and practices (e.g., "Theravada-Buddhism")
  • Study materials also explore different religious practices and observances, as well as fundamental beliefs, doctrines, and texts.
  • This course potentially requires in-depth comparison across different belief systems.

Study Resources

  • Documents from students and other sources are available.
  • A wide range of documents support the course's objectives, from detailed analyses to specific weekly study guides (week 1, week 2 and so on)
  • Potential resources, which should be followed to supplement the course, include religious texts, scholarly articles, and analysis of different religious aspects
  • The course seems to use a variety of resources for learning and research, covering different types of content and viewpoints.

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