World View Chart Assignments (Lectures): World Religions

World Religions
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World Religions
WEEK 6
JUDAISMCosmogony - Origin of the UniverseDerived from Greek and originally from the Hebrew, the ludaismus shows the Judean ethnos. Judaism is based on the belief that all forms of life and origin were from God’s creation. Significant depiction is from the Rabbanic Judaism hailed from the delivery of commandments to the people. All of the religion’s history alludes to the guided provisions and markings through His powers, as well as having total control over it.Nature of God/CreatorUnder the Tanakh, God is portrayed as the origin of everything. There is despondence on the nature of being immanent or rather transcendent. Judaism offers insight into God as the ultimate leader, creator, authority and center of the universe. The religion's source of being is based on God's presence as well as historical dealings with the Jewish ancestry.View of Human NatureThe Maimonides’ principle of faith, which, is the thirteenth points to 12 century teachings on human principles of wickedness. Raavad reviews also show that apostasy and Jewish law were particular with human evils. Under Judaism, human nature is viewed as second fiddle to that of God’s basing. Through the covenant between man and God, human nature was established as dominion over the earth as well as having the Torah as the symbol of the above. View of Good and EvilGood and evil under Judaism is established as from the Torah that Moses bestowed upon by God from Mt. Sinai. The good was dictated as per all proceeds that were right in God's eyes. Under the covenant, evil was any wrong that was not part of the agreement. View of SalvationJudaism does not particularly resonate to salvation in the context of belief. Rather, it is the entrusted keeping of the faith in the covenant and the presence of God. View of After LifeJudaism faith in the afterlife is the rejoining of the body and soul as per Messianic era.Practices and RitualsLater, two graceful restatements of these standards ("Ani Ma'amin" and "Yigdal") got to be incorporated into numerous Jewish rituals. Ethnic monotheism is a common practice of Judaism amongst other practices and rituals that affect everyday life. They include even administration, worship, living and relations to each other. Celebrations and FestivalsJudaism celebrations and rituals were based on life activities as well as religious inferences that were needed. For example, the rites of passage, birth, initiation, marriage and deaths while other diverse included the sacrifices and worship. Thusly, Solomon Schechter's Conservative Judaism was indistinguishable with the convention comprehended as the elucidation of Torah, in itself being the historical backdrop of the consistent redesigns and modification of the Law performed by method for the innovative understanding Week 6 - Sources
 
WEEK 7
CHRISTIANITYCosmogony - Origin of the UniverseIt is an Abrahamic monotheistic religion in light of the life and lessons of Jesus Christ. It is the world's biggest religion, with more than 2.4 billion disciples. Christians believe on the basis of the origin of the universe under the creation story. They believe that the supernatural force and presence of God is responsible for the root of everything under the sun due to the power and existence. Nature of God/CreatorThe Christian view of God is that of life in three forms, omnipresence, omnipotence and omniscience. The religious view of Christians is that God is one and only, despite the presence of lesser gods under the belief of man and other religions. Christians trust that Jesus is the Son of God and the hero of mankind, whose coming as the Messiah (the Christ). View of Human NatureThe Christian view of human nature is that of underwhelming power as compared to that of God. It also states that human nature is on both the world view as well as that of a spiritual existence. View of Good and EvilGood and evil under Christianity are based on both religious and moral grounds. Under religious view, Christianity observes good and evil as anything that contradicts the teachings of Jesus as the latter. Good stems from following all practices and teachings of Christian values. View of SalvationSalvation under Christianity is the acceptance of Christ as the Lord and savior of human life. It follows on the dedication to the path of His teachings.View of the AfterlifeHis incarnation, natural service, torturous killing, and restoration are frequently alluded to as "the gospel", signifying "uplifting news". In the afterlife, Christians believe in the resurrection and subsequent life of the spirit. It depends on both heaven and hell as per the life lived on earth, either through accepted salvation of Christ or the lack of it thereof. Practices and RitualsDue to these beyond reconciliation contrasts in philosophy and an absence of agreement on the center principles of Christianity, Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox regularly prevent that individuals from securing certain different branches are Christians Practices include those of worship on the rest day, as well as hailing from the teachings that cover the same. Rituals are not entirely determined by traditions or teachings, but based on the requirements of the religion. The Passover feast, baptism, circumcision, are all part of them. Celebrations & FestivalsCelebrations and festivals are marked with important dates or periods as per the historical teachings in the Bible. They are derived from the actions that occurred several years ago with the ancestry of Christianity on the deliveries. Week 7 - Sources
 
WEEK 8
ISLAMCosmogony - Origin of the Universe Islam views its religion on Allah’s book, the Quran. It states that the origin of all life was under his powers and ability to create all things. By the lessons and standardizing illustration (called the Sunnah, made out of records called hadith) of Muhammad (c. 570–8 June 632 CE). It states that the universe's existence was there before time and that of the earth was bound by it. Islam started in the mid seventh century. Starting in Mecca, it rapidly spread in the Arabian p...