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story of job
Job looses everything including his family, land, and money. Job is weeping and struggling and his friends assist him through his hard times. All throughout this time Job remained faithful to God. For remaining faithful to God, God rewarded Job with double everything he lost. suffering is a test
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jewish denominations
Orthodox (smallest)
Reform (majority)
Conservative
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major beliefs of judaism
Monotheistic (One God), Ten Commandments (moral laws that forbid stealing, murder, adultery, etc.)
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Saadiah Gaon on evil and suffering
god loves those who suffer because it eleveates their spiritual status
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moses maimonides on evil and suffering
evil is a part of this world, the real question is why did god create us to be apart of this world
most of the world is healthy and well, evil is the exception
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Jesus in Christianity
savior, son of god, the king who will remake the world
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the doctrine of original sin
all humans are born with the original sin of Adam and Eve
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St. Anselm on sin and the honor of God
restore honor through a legal transaction/ payment of debt, we cannot bring God's honor back bc of original sin so God became human (JC) and the only way to repair that honor is through death of JC
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Soul Making Theodicy
God allows evil because it is necessary for us to develop virtue.
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free will concept
granting us the gift of free will comes with the price of moral
evil
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fitrah
innate pure knowing/intuition humans are created with
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God's names and the problem
idek
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Al-Qushayri's approach to the problem of evil
trust God, even if its bad and doesn't make sense, nothing bad will come from God, being a good person required bad contexts, and suffering is how God reveals his attributes
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islam as a term
submission to the will of God
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articles of faith islam
-Belief in allah
-Belief in angels
-Belief in Books
-Belief in prophets
-Belief in Deeds
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The pillars of Islam
The five core practices required of Muslims: a profession of faith, regular prayer, charitable giving, fasting during Ramadan, and a pilgrimage to Mecca (if financially and physically possible).
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the idea of prophethood in Islam
god sends prophets to communicate with humans, spread gods message and model ideal human behavior
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ghaflah
no original sin
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hadith
A tradition relating the words or deeds of the Prophet Muhammad; next to the Quran, the most important basis for Islamic law.
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jihads
Struggle; often used for wars in defense of the faith.
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kami
a divine being in the Shinto religion.
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shinto
the way of the dieties
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religious diversity in japan
"The Japanese are born and wed in Shinto, die Buddhist, and live in accordance with Confucian ethical principles." (p. 299)
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jinya
shinto place of worship
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tori
the gate is located at a Shinto shrine that symbolizes the transition from the mundane to the sacred/spiritual
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the shinto approach to unification
everyone comes from the sun goddesses.
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zoroastrianism free will
part of the role of humans is having the freedom to choose and that is related to the cosmic fate of the world
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Zoroastrianism founder
Zarathustra
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the avestas
Zoroastrian holy scriptures
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ahugra mazda
"the wise lord", creator, good, order
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ahugra "mainyu"
"the soul spirit", chaos, evil, force
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fire in zoroastrian rituals
fire is pure, the sacred fire must be kept burning continually and has to be fed at least five times a day, preform prayers in the presence of a fire
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chinvat bridge
The bridge that needs to be crossed by the soul to reach the afterlife is wide and easy to cross for the good, razor-thin, and impossible to cross for the evil.
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tower of silence
once someone has died, their body can immediately be contaminated by demons and made impure: he fastest way to get rid of a pollutant bc you can't put a dead body in fire, water, or the air, and the vultures will come get the dead body
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religious context for sihkism emerging
guru Nanak was born into a Hindu merchant family but dissatisfied with Islam and hinduism
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five ks
Kesh-uncut hair symbol = spiritual power
Kara- steel bracelet symbol for unity and power of God
Kanga- a special wooden comb
Kachera-white shorts, modesty, and fight for community
Kirpan- short sword
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kesh
uncut hair symbol = spiritual power
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Kara
steel bracelet symbol for unity and power of God
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Kanga
a special wooden comb
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Kachera
white shorts, modesty, and fight for community
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Kirpan
short sword
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sacred text of sikhism
guru sahib, after the 10th guru there is none
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founder of church of latter day saints
jospeh smith
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teachings of latter day saints
we need to lay the groundwork for the coming of jesus, no holy trinity, abstaining from alcohol coffee tea caffeinated soft drinks illegal drugs