How to Enhance Your Understanding of Different Religions
Remove any preconceptions or bias that you may have if you follow a particular religion.,Start from a brainstorm of the three inner concepts of Law, Education, and Religion ruling a society within three concepts of Politics, Industrialization, and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Remove any preconceptions or bias that you may have if you follow a particular religion.
Try to get into the mindset of the religions you are studying.
You may also want to listen to both arguments for and against the religion. ,, There is a sender and a receiver, as well as a channel of communication.
In particular, "meaning is created in the receiver end based on the layers of information already there rather than those explicitly sent by the sender."
The second fork comes inside the religions as a division between Abrahamic religions and other religions.
The third fork comes between Indo-Iranian religions of Zoroaster, Hinduism, and Buddhism on one side and ancient and tribal religions (known as paganism) on the other side. , In particular, they have had a lot of influence within the literature of European languages.
This will need separate endeavour and commitment. ,,,, In fact, an offshoot of Zoroastrianism known as Mithra-ism has given much to Christian rituals, such as Sunday, Christmas and Easter.,,, For Christianity these may be Catholic, Protestant, Evangelical, Orthodox, Baptist, Lutheran, Calvinist, L.D.S, Humanist; Islam :
Sunni , Shi'a, Deobandi, Salafi (Wahhabi), Reformist, Quraniyun, Barelvi, Ahl Al-Hadith, Islamist.
Judaism:
Hasidic, Sephardic, Reformist, Masorti, Orthodox and the Many "sects" in Hinduism. , -
Step 2: Start from a brainstorm of the three inner concepts of Law
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Step 3: Education
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Step 4: and Religion ruling a society within three concepts of Politics
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Step 5: Industrialization
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Step 6: and Urbanization in the outer layer
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Step 7: Read about the concept of communication between humans.
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Step 8: Study the first fork of division between atheists and religious people.
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Step 9: The study of ancient and tribal religions are very fascinating
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Step 10: especially those related to ancient Greece and Rome.
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Step 11: The study of tribal and pagan religions can help to improve our understanding of anthropological concepts and human symbols.
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Step 12: Carefully learn about the differences between Hinduism and Buddhism as many people confuse the two.
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Step 13: Learn about the different flavours of adaptations of Buddhism in China
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Step 14: Indochina
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Step 15: and Japan.
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Step 16: Understand that although Zoroaster's religion has diminished to a very small population
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Step 17: it has had a deep influence on the modern world through the ideas of Plato.
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Step 18: Divide between Northern Abrahamic religions of Judaism and Christianity on one side and Southern Abrahamic religion of Islam.
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Step 19: Study the origin of all religions over a modern map.
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Step 20: Find out about major sects
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Step 21: interpretation
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Step 22: schools or religious movements of the Religion you are studying.
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Step 23: Learn about mysticism as a faction or an elite in all religions.
Detailed Guide
Try to get into the mindset of the religions you are studying.
You may also want to listen to both arguments for and against the religion. ,, There is a sender and a receiver, as well as a channel of communication.
In particular, "meaning is created in the receiver end based on the layers of information already there rather than those explicitly sent by the sender."
The second fork comes inside the religions as a division between Abrahamic religions and other religions.
The third fork comes between Indo-Iranian religions of Zoroaster, Hinduism, and Buddhism on one side and ancient and tribal religions (known as paganism) on the other side. , In particular, they have had a lot of influence within the literature of European languages.
This will need separate endeavour and commitment. ,,,, In fact, an offshoot of Zoroastrianism known as Mithra-ism has given much to Christian rituals, such as Sunday, Christmas and Easter.,,, For Christianity these may be Catholic, Protestant, Evangelical, Orthodox, Baptist, Lutheran, Calvinist, L.D.S, Humanist; Islam :
Sunni , Shi'a, Deobandi, Salafi (Wahhabi), Reformist, Quraniyun, Barelvi, Ahl Al-Hadith, Islamist.
Judaism:
Hasidic, Sephardic, Reformist, Masorti, Orthodox and the Many "sects" in Hinduism. ,
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