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    Religious Traditions Remaining Influential Religion has played an important role in everyone’s everyday life. No matter which religion you choose to follow‚ it affects and alters how you live your life each day such as the things you do‚ the way you think‚ and the things you practice. There is a wide range of religions that all have their own unique traditions and beliefs. Two examples of that are Buddhism and Judaism. For many years‚ these two traditions have remained on the list of the most well-known

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    As a living religious tradition‚ Buddhism exemplifies the importance of adherants and communities continuing to practice the ethics of believers of the past. Through: thoughts; deeds; habits and character‚ adherants are able to demonstrate through the practice of pilgrimage and application of environmental ethics the concern for all people. As demonstrated By Tich Naht Hanh‚ a significant person within the Buddhist religion. As the quote exemplifies Buddhism is a unified religion through the application

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    when you are wounded? How do you feel toward the person who has hurt you? How long do you carry your anger and how does that re-sentment (feeling it again and again) continue to hurt you? Can you forgive and break the cycle? Can you understand the other? What does forgiveness mean to you? It is not uncommon for Christians to have questions about forgiveness. Forgiveness does not come easy for most of us. Our natural instinct is to recoil in self-protection when we’ve been injured. We don’t

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    understanding of Christianity as a living religious tradition. The study of Christianity is to be of the WHOLE tradition where applicable. Outcomes A student: H1 explains aspects of religion and belief systems H2 describes and analyses the influence of religion and belief systems on individuals and society H4 describes and analyses how aspects of religious traditions are expressed by their adherents H5 evaluates the influence of religious traditions in the life of adherents H6 organises‚ analyses

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    “Greed is good. Greed is right. Greed works.” (Gordo Gecko). Taking this particular belief system into consideration‚ it is evident that from an economic perspective‚ acting according to self-interest within a corporate environment‚ in turn significantly benefits the public. Enron however is a picture-perfect example of excessive greed not bringing about the above stated benefits to employees and society. Immoral behaviour and unethical leadership ultimately resulted in ethical scandals‚ major financial

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    Religious Studies 2.2 AS 90821 Explain the changes in an expression of a religious tradition Task one: Describe the marriage service in the Catholic Church 100 years ago and explain why the marriage service was performed this way. What were the restrictions on the couple? The Catholic Church’s marriage service was significantly different 100 years ago mainly due to how society was then. For example:- The priest would organise the entire wedding‚ there were no prayers of the faithful and

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    world. He creates a world in which everything is seen to be good. “God saw everything and it was good.” In the Bible God’s commandments are the moral laws. The Ten Commandments state that is good according to God. They provide a summary of people’s religious and social duties. God could be said to be showing his love for this through these laws. Another common biblical image of God is that of a judge to whom we are all answerable. In the parable of the sheep and Goats (the last judgement) God is pictured

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    Lakota Religious Traditions Lakota‚ a word meaning ‘allies or friends’ were religious people. They turned to the stars‚ using naked eye observations‚ for guidance from the spirits. The stars tell stories of their creation and hold information pertaining to birth and the sun dance rituals. Lakota people cherish their oral stories that have been passed down from generation to generation. Overall they embrace religion in all aspects of their life. For them religion encompassed their entire being and

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    Caledonii Tradition Generations ago‚ when Scottish people were separated by clan and the in-fighting and warring were a large part of everyday life for the peoples‚ the Roman Empire invaded. When the Romans invaded Scotland it is thought that their Latinized nickname for the peoples was Caledonii and this is how the tradition and its followers got their name‚ the original name is still unknown due to the secrecy of the group‚ more on that below. This spur of attempted colonization caused the Caledonii

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    Religious specialists are very important to their community. African communities‚ like many others‚ have seasonal festivals‚ perform rites of passage‚ and communicate with the unseen world. In order for the communities to perform such events‚ they must have religious specialists. A religious specialist‚ either men or women‚ ranks above ordinary humans. They each have a vital force and knowledge‚ that gives them the ability to mediate between society and the invisible world. The goal of all religious

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