live a meaningful life
Transcendentalists believed that all people had the ability to connect with a higher spiritual reality through intuition, self-reliance, and individual expression. They promoted the idea that each person possessed inner wisdom and the potential for personal growth and enlightenment.
Different religious beliefs have different interpretations of this question. Some believe that only those who accept a particular faith or follow specific teachings can go to heaven, while others believe in the possibility of salvation for all individuals regardless of their religious beliefs. Ultimately, the answer to this question is subjective and varies across different belief systems.
Some people believe the world was designed by a higher power due to the complexity and order they see in nature. They see patterns, balances, and intricate systems at work that they believe are too intricate to have occurred randomly. This belief is often rooted in religious or spiritual beliefs.
Transcendentalists believed that work should be pursued for its intrinsic value and not solely for material gain. They valued self-reliance and individualism, and felt that worldly success should not be the ultimate goal in life. Instead, they emphasized the importance of personal growth, spiritual fulfillment, and living in harmony with nature.
Belief in miracles varies greatly among individuals and cultures. Some studies suggest that a majority of people worldwide believe in miracles to some extent, though the exact number is difficult to quantify. It ultimately depends on personal beliefs and experiences.
I believe that is defined as ' A group of people who believe in many religions and/or believe all religions are equally true.
Transcendentalism is more about imagination rather than facts. The transcendentalists were involved in rebellion against normal practices. They rebelled against taxes as well as the church doctrine.
Transcendentalists? as in those who believe the human spirit can transcend this plane of existence at will? They love and revere nature for all its beauty and majesty. They are part of it, and it of them. This one-ness forms the forcus of transcendental meditation.
All things are relative.
Spiritual enlighenment
Act of Toleration
I'm sure people could believe in some teachings, not all, of both at the same time.
i beleive its observation but not 100% sure
All people believe that water is important. All they have to do is get really thirsty one time, and they believe!
This is a very uneasy topic. There are people who have had contact to the afterlife or a form of after life. There are people who wish that there could be an afterlife, but don't believe in it. There are people who believe in a religion, and people who only believe in religion so they have something to emotionally attach themselves to.
For people that believe in a god or gods all resources could be considered gods gifts.
* God did not really create people. So, he did not create people who do not believe in him. If there is an all-powerful God, why would he need, above all else, that people believe in him? * God created people with a free will. They can then choose whether to believe or not.
The beliefs of transcendentalists included that society is corrupt, especially the organized religion and politics. They believe in the power of the self, and self-reliance. They also believed in various interpretations of aiming one's will.