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== Religion Categories ==
'''Religion '''


*[[Old Testament]]
== Origins & cultural practice ==
*[[New Testament]]
*[[World Religions]]
*[[Social Justice]]
*[[Ethics & Morality]]


Also:
=== Explaining the world ===
*[[Religion Pedagogy & Teaching Strategies]]
 
==== World and human origins ====
* Humans naturally want to know "why"
* Why are we here?
** religions and founding myths usually intersect
* What is our purpose?
** religions
 
==== Purpose of life ====
* a primary function of religion is to order daily life
* religion may guide
** social structures
** political structures
** class, profession, and other hierarchies
*** note that the word "hierarchy" originally means "rank in the sacred order" (see [https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=heirarchy| heirarchy word origin (etymonline)]
 
==== Reflect or reinforce social structures ====
* religious belief provides authenticity and legitimacy to political, social and cultural systems or structures
* ex.:
** across human history, hereditary rule (especially monarchy) is the most stable political system
*** because the "first born" of the ruler is selected by God/gods
**** therefore the first born is legitimized by belief in that God/gods
 
===Mitigating [[Uncertainty]]===
==== Ritual====
*burial
* sacrifice
**purpose
**types of sacrifice
***animal sacrifice
***human sacrifice
 
==== Superstition====
* 13 and Friday the 13th superstitions
**many ancient counting systems, especially Babylonian, were 12-base
***therefore 13 marked a bad number
**in Christianity, Judas was considered the 13th disciple at the Last Supper
***since he betrayed Jesus, 13 is associated with him
***it is likely that the prejudice against pre-existed the story of the Last Supper and Judas
*see:
** [https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/friday-the-13th| Friday the 13th (History.com)]
 
==Prehistoric== 
*animism
*polytheism
===Paleolithic ===
*conceptual thought
*spirituality
*examples
**cave paintings
**pictograms
**figurines
*** Venus figurine
*** lion man
***totemism
 
=== Neolithic ===
*examples
**ritual burial
**megaliths
 
==Ancestor Worship==
*Neolithic origins *
*
 
==Mythology==
 
==Polytheism==
 
 
 
 
== Organized Religions ==
*listed in approximate chronological order of development
===Hinduism===
===Zoroasterism===
===Bhuddism===
 
==Abrahamic religions==
===Judaism===
**Old Testament
===Christianity===
**New Testament
===Islam===
 
== Worldwide religiosity ==
 
=== Pew Research 2018 worldwide survey ===
* from [https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/06/13/how-religious-commitment-varies-by-country-among-people-of-all-ages/|Pew Research: 3. HOW RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT VARIES BY COUNTRY AMONG PEOPLE OF ALL AGES]
 
==== Worldwide rates of daily prayer rates ====
<html><a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/06/13/how-religious-commitment-varies-by-country-among-people-of-all-ages/pf-06-13-18_religiouscommitment-03-09/"><img src="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2018/06/PF.06.13.18_religiouscommitment-03-09-.png?w=640"></a>
</html>
==== Worldwide importance of religion rates ====
<html><a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/06/13/how-religious-commitment-varies-by-country-among-people-of-all-ages/pf-06-13-18_religiouscommitment-03-07/"><img src="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2018/06/PF.06.13.18_religiouscommitment-03-07-.png?w=640"></a>
</html>
 
==== Worldwide weekly religious attendance rates ====
<html><a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/06/13/how-religious-commitment-varies-by-country-among-people-of-all-ages/pf-06-13-18_religiouscommitment-03-08/"><img src="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2018/06/PF.06.13.18_religiouscommitment-03-08-.png?w=639"></a>
</html>
==== Worldwide religion importance rates ====
<html><a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/06/13/how-religious-commitment-varies-by-country-among-people-of-all-ages/pf-06-13-18_religiouscommitment-03-05/"><img src="https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2018/06/PF.06.13.18_religiouscommitment-03-05-.png?w=640"></a>
</html>
 
==Teaching religion==
=== Curricular objectives ===
* non-judgmental, facts-based learning
** i.e., "this religion"
*** exists in...
*** believes in...
*** practices...
 
=== Religion pedagogy & teaching strategies ===
* maintain objectivity
* promote respect
* never violate or directly challenge a student's own religious views
*Example of religious teaching: [https://wiki.rejoiceinmary.org Catholic Catechism (rejoiceinmary.org)]
 
 
*[[Category:World Religions]]
*[[Category:Ethics & Morality]]
*[[Category: World History]]

Latest revision as of 16:29, 19 February 2024

Religion

Origins & cultural practice[edit | edit source]

Explaining the world[edit | edit source]

World and human origins[edit | edit source]

  • Humans naturally want to know "why"
  • Why are we here?
    • religions and founding myths usually intersect
  • What is our purpose?
    • religions

Purpose of life[edit | edit source]

  • a primary function of religion is to order daily life
  • religion may guide
    • social structures
    • political structures
    • class, profession, and other hierarchies

Reflect or reinforce social structures[edit | edit source]

  • religious belief provides authenticity and legitimacy to political, social and cultural systems or structures
  • ex.:
    • across human history, hereditary rule (especially monarchy) is the most stable political system
      • because the "first born" of the ruler is selected by God/gods
        • therefore the first born is legitimized by belief in that God/gods

Mitigating Uncertainty[edit | edit source]

Ritual[edit | edit source]

  • burial
  • sacrifice
    • purpose
    • types of sacrifice
      • animal sacrifice
      • human sacrifice

Superstition[edit | edit source]

  • 13 and Friday the 13th superstitions
    • many ancient counting systems, especially Babylonian, were 12-base
      • therefore 13 marked a bad number
    • in Christianity, Judas was considered the 13th disciple at the Last Supper
      • since he betrayed Jesus, 13 is associated with him
      • it is likely that the prejudice against pre-existed the story of the Last Supper and Judas
  • see:

Prehistoric[edit | edit source]

  • animism
  • polytheism

Paleolithic[edit | edit source]

  • conceptual thought
  • spirituality
  • examples
    • cave paintings
    • pictograms
    • figurines
      • Venus figurine
      • lion man
      • totemism

Neolithic[edit | edit source]

  • examples
    • ritual burial
    • megaliths

Ancestor Worship[edit | edit source]

  • Neolithic origins *

Mythology[edit | edit source]

Polytheism[edit | edit source]

Organized Religions[edit | edit source]

  • listed in approximate chronological order of development

Hinduism[edit | edit source]

Zoroasterism[edit | edit source]

Bhuddism[edit | edit source]

Abrahamic religions[edit | edit source]

Judaism[edit | edit source]

    • Old Testament

Christianity[edit | edit source]

    • New Testament

Islam[edit | edit source]

Worldwide religiosity[edit | edit source]

Pew Research 2018 worldwide survey[edit | edit source]

Worldwide rates of daily prayer rates[edit | edit source]

Worldwide importance of religion rates[edit | edit source]

Worldwide weekly religious attendance rates[edit | edit source]

Worldwide religion importance rates[edit | edit source]

Teaching religion[edit | edit source]

Curricular objectives[edit | edit source]

  • non-judgmental, facts-based learning
    • i.e., "this religion"
      • exists in...
      • believes in...
      • practices...

Religion pedagogy & teaching strategies[edit | edit source]


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