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Through out life one can have many religious and or seemingly spiritual experiences in life as individuals. Those experiences not limited to something we have read or watched whether in real life or TV that we have perceived or interpreted as factors for solidifying belief. Many times we will loosely solidify concepts and ideas in our minds and hearts as "truth" without giving then much further analytic thought. Many times simply because it might be something we already agree with or like.
One can not continue to believe two separate concepts as truth if those concepts have any rudimentary conflicting aspects without at least first reconciling the two in a very systematically rational way.
Synchronicity in the realm of religion is when a person or group believe many separate but not conceptually unrelated structures of spirituality and blend them in to one belief.
Tho many are articulated very well, at core there are many conflicts, considering the implications conveyed, the history, etc...
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What are isms for religion?
Some isms related to religion include: theism (belief in a god or gods), atheism (lack of belief in a god or gods), agnosticism (belief that the existence of a god is unknown or unknowable), and secularism (separation of religion and government).
What is it called when you hate organised religions but believe in one god?
The belief in one God is called monotheism. You can be a monotheist without belonging to any organized religion.
Is Hinduism the Indian religion that stresses belief in the Vedas?
Yes, Hinduism is the Indian religion that stresses belief in the Vedas. The Vedas are ancient texts considered to be sacred in Hinduism and are foundational to many Hindu beliefs and practices.
What religion teaches the belief that you will be taken up to heaven by your hair?
The Bible teaches that those who are rightous will meet Jesus in the air. Jesus will come down from heaven, while the rightous will rose up to meet Him. As far as I know, no such religion teaches the belief that you will be taken to heaven by your hair.
What is the difference between judea-christian beliefs and igbo religion?
Judeo-Christian beliefs are monotheistic, centered around the belief in one God, while Igbo religion is polytheistic, encompassing a belief in multiple gods and deities. Additionally, Judeo-Christian beliefs are rooted in the Abrahamic tradition, while Igbo religion is indigenous to the Igbo people of Nigeria. The practices, rituals, and cosmologies of these belief systems also differ significantly.
What is the relationship betwen belief knowledge and myth and religion?
what is the relationship between belief, knowledge, mythology, and religion.
What is called belief in God but No belief in organised religion?
Agnostic
Is Islam a race or religious belief?
It is religion or religious belief. It is not a race.
What was their religion or belief system?
Define "their".
What is a rational religion?
There is none. Religion is about faith and belief, not rationality.
What is Cheyenne Indians religion?
Polytheistic religion (the belief of many gods)
Did religion is different from belief?
a religion comprises of a set of beliefs or dogmas.
When was the height of the asian religion?
A religion is a spiritual belief. Please clarify what you mean by the "height" of such a religion.
How do you spell religion in English?
R.E.L.I.G.I.O.N RELIGION OK Religion- Religion is a personal or local belief in which they believe in a God.
What are isms for religion?
Some isms related to religion include: theism (belief in a god or gods), atheism (lack of belief in a god or gods), agnosticism (belief that the existence of a god is unknown or unknowable), and secularism (separation of religion and government).
What is religion really about?
Religion is not only a belief but something you live by. It says who you are and who you live for.
Is religion a tradition?
For some people, religion is simply tradition, but for others it is a personal relationship with God. If a belief in a certain religion is based on tradition, the person most likely will not follow the beliefs of that religion happily.Answer:The belief in a higher Power (religion in its most basic form) is the oldest of traditions. All ancient societies worldwide, no exceptions, had this belief.
