review for exam one (fall 2014)

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Review for Exam One Religion 100 Review terms from selection one (Young) in the An Intro to Rel text Make sure you know how Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich each defined “religion” – review the study questions. Abington v. Schempp court case - The issue - Conclusions 1 st Amendment material on religious expression (establishment and free exercise clauses, neutrality, separation of church and state) The relevance of studying religion - reasons it is relevant - Palestinian – Israeli conflict - “religious pluralism” Faith Development - Fowler’s definitions of “faith” and “faith development” - basic understanding of each stage (know the “nickname,” not the technical name of each stage) - implications Arguments relating to the existence of a supreme being - ontological - cosmological - moral - divine designer - personal experience / revelations Problem of Evil / Pain Theodicy Problem World-views Types of evil Two ways of responding to evil Responding to evil as a problem Responses of major world religions Defining religion

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Review for Exam One

Review for Exam One

Religion 100

Review terms from selection one (Young) in the An Intro to Rel textMake sure you know how Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich each defined religion review the study questions.Abington v. Schempp court case

The issue

Conclusions

1st Amendment material on religious expression (establishment and free exercise clauses, neutrality, separation of church and state)

The relevance of studying religion

reasons it is relevant

Palestinian Israeli conflict

religious pluralism

Faith Development

- Fowlers definitions of faith and faith development

- basic understanding of each stage (know the nickname, not the technical name of each stage)

- implications

Arguments relating to the existence of a supreme being

ontological

cosmological

moral

divine designer

personal experience / revelations

Problem of Evil / Pain

Theodicy Problem

World-views

Types of evil

Two ways of responding to evil

Responding to evil as a problem

Responses of major world religions

Defining religion

- kinds of definitions for religion or approaches to studying religion

- Literal meaning of religion

- Tillichs definition and Youngs (Selected Reading) definitionNotes on authentic religion

Inauthentic religion

Pseudo-religion

Crypto-religion