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The blending of cultures; mixing of spirituality
Syncretism
A systematic inquiring into the conditions and consequences of a concept in an attempt to understand its possibilities and limitations
Critical Thinking
Philosopher who came up with Critical vs. Dogmatic perspective
Immanuel Kant
Means that all is god
Patheistic
means many gods
Polytheistic
means to be still
Static
Means to be in submission
Islam
Means tradition
Sunna
A gathering of witches
Coven
The five questions of meaning are?
Where did i come from?
Where do i belong?
what is my purpose?
Why do i suffer?
what will happen when i die?
What are the major patterns in the study of religion?
Worldview
community
myth/stories
ritual
ethics
emotional experience
symbols/material expression
sacredness
what are the approaches to the study of religion?
Historic
substantive
comparative
experiential
Means relationship with spirit and object
Totem
Means prohibition; things you can or cant do; rules
Taboo
Steps to Studying religions
1. Acknowledge
2. observe
3. Record
4. Questions (research)
5. Possibilities and problems'
6. New Worldview
Means valley of the red paint
Wase Wakpa
means Black hills
Paha Sapa
A story that is found in similar form in many religions
Myth
to argue that the existence of god cannot be proven
Agnosticism
Keltic Drummers
Mummers
Navaho Statue that represents Dine water god
neinilli
Submerged meeting hall used as the rights of passage for young boys; They would be left in these until elders retrieved them
Kiva
Number of tribes federally registered
566
Means all of my relations
Mitakuye Oyasin
The Sacred pipe
Canupa
Sweat lodge that is used for prayer or healing ceremonies
Inipi
The use and burning of sage to send prayers to the creator through the smoke is a
Smudging ceremony
A vision quest where one is sent to the hill to pray and cannot return until retrieved by the elders
Hanblecha
The American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978
AIRFA
The seven sacred rights
Inipi - sweat lodge
Hanblecha - vision quest
wiwangwacipia - the sun dance
Hunkapi - the making of relatives
Nangi Gluhapi - the keeping of the soul
Ishna Ta Awi Cha Lowan - Preparing a girl for womenhood
Tapa wankaye yapi - The throwing of the ball
yuwipi - Healing ceremony
Generalized reference to a movement created by a particular small scale society / nation / community - direct connection to identity
Indigenous
Walking in balance is to be walking on the
Red Road
Custers last stand is also known as
battle of greasy grass creak
Approaches to studying religion
Archeology
Anthropology (study of humans)
Linguistics (languages)
Narrative study (study of how stories work)
believing that all elements of nature are filled with spirits
Animism
belief that everything in the universe is divine
Pantheism
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Religions
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1/30/2014, 5:00:23 PM
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