Religious Studies 2
Terms
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Hinduism Pluralism
Gods -
Brahman- Creator
Vishnu- Preserver
Shiva- Destroyer -
Hinduism Pluralism
Scriptures -
Vedas- Hymns, Revelations, things heard not written by humans
Upanishads- Followed the Vedas, Culmination of the Vedas
Gita- -
Hinduism Pluralism
Social Organizations -
Caste System
-1-Brahmen-priests
-2-Kshatriys-warriors
-3-Vaishyas-peasants
-4-Shudras-Serfs -
Hinduism Pluralism
Stages of Life -
1-student
2-family
3-Hermit
4-Homeless---wanderer -
Monotheism in Christianity
God - One God, One Creator, Monotheistic
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Monotheistic Christianity
Scripture - One book--Bible
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Monotheistic Christianity
Salvation -
One way to get to heaven.
Creed. -
Christian Pluralism
God -
J source--Yahwist--human form
E source--Elohist--dreams and bushs -
Christianity Pluralism
Scripture -
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Story based
Addressed to Jews
John
Outcome of Christ's Ministry
Addressed the Gentiles -
Christian Pluralism
Religious Experience -
Healthy Mindedness
Happiness is humanities cheif concern.
Sick Soul
You can't forget about evil you can only find the meaning of life if you confront it. - Existential Judgement
- Nature, Origin, Development, and Parts
- Spiritual Judgement
- Immediate Luminosity, Philosophical Reasonableness, Moral Helpfulness
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Ghandi
1-Relations to religious traditions they were born.
2-Religious values to which they appealed.
3-Bring about Social Change. -
1-Challenged ideas of Hinduism. Interpreted the Gita own way.
2-Believed that humanity was equal. That there was one Creator.
3-Used nonviolence and sacrifice.
+Ghandi starved himself to stop riots.
+English Textile Boycott
-Made onwn clothes -
King
1-Relations to religious traditions.
2-Religious Appeal
3-Social Change -
1-King had respect for father's religion but followed it his own way.
2-Believed everybody was created by God, he appealed to the idea of one creator.
3-Used Nonviolence and sacrifice to bring about social change
+Went to Jail without resist
+Montgomery Bus BoyCott