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Census 2021: Religion and non-religion in England and Wales

Explore ideas for analyzing the religion and non-religion data from the 2021 Census in England and Wales, aimed at KS2 and KS3 levels. Discover trends in percentages, compare global religious beliefs, investigate the distribution of different religions in various regions, and delve into the practice

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Law and Religion in Ethiopia: A Historical Overview

Explore the evolution of the complex interaction between law and religion in Ethiopia, from Imperial Ethiopia to the Communist Era and the post-communist period. Discover the rich historical origins of Ethiopia, including its diverse religious landscape and unique governance structures. Delve into t

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The Universalism of Magna Carta: Freedom of Religion in Contemporary Nigerian Law

Magna Carta, a pivotal human rights document, is explored with a focus on its religious underpinnings and its influence on modern legal systems. The parallels and divergences between Magna Carta and Nigerian customary law regarding freedom of religion are examined. The implications of contemporary N

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Guru Har Krishan and Sikh Beliefs about Death

Guru Har Krishan, at a young age, cared for those dying in a smallpox outbreak in Delhi, showcasing Sikh beliefs in reincarnation and mukti. Sikhs believe in life, death, and freedom from the cycle of rebirth to unite with God. The purpose of life on earth is to make one's mind God's home and attain

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Celebrating 75 Years of Sikh Advisory Board: Raising Awareness and Honoring Legacy

The Sikh Advisory Board marks its 75th anniversary, aiming to increase awareness within the Sikh community and honor the contributions of past leaders. The historical background reveals the evolution of the SAB and its significance in providing assistance to the community. Recognizing the importance

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Features of Jainism: An Overview Presented by Debajit Hazarika, Assistant Professor

Jainism is an ancient non-Vedic religion with roots tracing back to the times of the Indus Valley Civilization. It emphasizes non-violence, self-conquest, and spiritual liberation through 24 Tirthankaras, with Lord Mahavira being the most significant. Jainism stands out with its rejection of caste d

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Insight into the Kanuri People: History, Culture, and Religion

The Kanuri people, an African ethnic group, primarily inhabit the regions of the former Kanem and Bornu Empires in Niger, Nigeria, and Cameroon. With a rich history dating back to the medieval Kanem-Bornu Empire, they are known for their sedentary lifestyle, farming, fishing, and salt processing tra

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Muslim Americans at the Intersection of Religious Freedom and Racial Justice

This research explores how Muslims in America face discrimination post-9/11, leading to the racialization of their religion. It delves into how the intersection of race and religion shapes the social construction of the "Racial Muslim," marginalized from the realm of religious freedom into a subordi

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Exploring Sikhism: Traditions and Beliefs | Year 5 RE Summer Curriculum

Delve into the teachings and practices of Sikhism in the Year 5 RE curriculum. Learn about the significance of the turban, key Sikh traditions, equality values, and unique aspects of Sikh beliefs. Discover inspiring stories and videos that illustrate the core principles of Sikhism, including respect

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Religious Resources for Deterrence of Male Abusiveness in Intimate Relationships

This research project, conducted in collaboration with various organizations and experts, delves into the role of religion in deterring male abusiveness within intimate relationships. Findings suggest that religion can serve as a deterrent at both individual and normative levels, emphasizing faith-b

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Analysis of "Le Tartuffe" by Molière: Characters, Themes, and Religious Context

Le Tartuffe," written by Molière in 1669, delves into themes of religion, hypocrisy, and the interplay of characters within a bourgeois household. The story revolves around Tartuffe, a hypocritical character who manipulates the head of the household, Orgon, while others like Cléante and Elmire ser

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Shobna Gulati: A Contemporary Celebrity Loyal to Religion and British Values

Shobna Gulati, a British actress, writer, and dancer, exemplifies loyalty to her Hindu religion and British values through her successful career in the entertainment industry. Facing challenges of cultural identity, she advocates for women's rights, anti-racism campaigns, and body image issues while

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Exploring Christian Worship: My Life My Religion Educational Programme

Engage in learning about Christian worship through the educational programmes "My Life My Religion" from the BBC. Tasks include defining worship, comparing different types of Christian worship, and understanding the significance of worship to Christians. Explore various forms of worship and express

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Overview of Mormon Beliefs and Practices

The Mormon religion, officially known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, was founded by Joseph Smith in the 1830s in the U.S. Mormons believe in the atonement of Jesus Christ, ongoing revelations from God, and unique practices such as proxy baptism for the deceased. They emphasize m

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Rationality in Science, Religion, and Everyday Life: Exploring Belief Formation and Rational Decision-Making

Explore the essence of rational belief formation across science, religion, and daily life through the lens of cognitive processes, decision-making, and value systems. Delve into the conditions for rational belief, practical decision-making, and axiological rationality to understand human cognition a

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Evolution of Secularism: From Europe to India

Secularism, originating from the West, advocates for the separation of politics and religion, ensuring the state doesn't favor any religion while safeguarding individual rights. In Europe, religious wars prompted the adoption of toleration principles. The Enlightenment era in Europe paved the way fo

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Understanding Secularism: Balancing Freedom of Religion

Secularism encompasses a range of ideas aimed at balancing freedom of and from religion with other rights. It advocates for the separation of religious institutions from state institutions to prevent discrimination and privilege based on religious beliefs. Secularism emphasizes the neutrality of the

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Religion and Wellbeing: Recent Research Perspectives in Japan

Exploring the relationship between religion and wellbeing in Japan, this research discusses the impact of religious beliefs on individual and social conditions, as well as national happiness rankings. It delves into the influence of religions on mental health, social capital, and overall life qualit

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Understanding Pure and Genuine Religion in the Face of Persecution

Explore the concept of pure and genuine religion in the midst of trials and persecution as outlined in the Book of James. Delve into the importance of steadfastness, patience, and anchoring oneself in faith while facing challenges and opposition, drawing inspiration from biblical teachings on enduri

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Understanding Spirituality, Religion, and Health in the Non-Physical Sense

Exploring the meanings of spirituality, religion, and soul in relation to personal growth and well-being. Delving into how spirituality and religion impact mental health, coping mechanisms, and overall health outcomes. The importance of mindful awareness and self-care in nurturing a sense of purpose

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Explore Anatolian Religion High School - A Glimpse into Education and Facilities

Anatolian Religion High School, formerly known as Yenimahalle Martyr Omer Halisdemir Anadolu Religion High School, offers education to 985 students with 78 teachers across 56 classrooms. The school boasts various facilities such as conference halls, hobby halls, sports teams, achievements in differe

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Understanding the Intersection of Religion, Family, and Society

Explore the sociological perspective on religion and family dynamics. Religion encompasses a set of beliefs and practices centered around sacred phenomena, shaping social norms and offering meaning. Religious affiliations, beliefs, and attendance reflect individual and collective values. Conservativ

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Understanding Lived Religion in East Asia: Insights from Nancy Ammerman at Boston University

Lived religion in East Asia goes beyond beliefs, focusing on practices, communities, and belonging. Experts suggest looking at ethnographies to understand which practices are considered religious. This concept de-centers belief and emphasizes community discourse and social structures. Gender plays a

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Contrasting Science and Religion Through Ancient Philosophers

The content explores the differences between science and religion using examples from ancient philosophers like Amos, Herodotus, and Epicurus. It highlights how science relies on testable data and unbiased processes, while religion involves divine forces and unverifiable beliefs. The text emphasizes

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Exploring Active Citizenship, Responsibility, and Social Contracts in Modern Society

Dive into the dynamics of active citizenship and responsibility, examining the role of religion, liberalism, and social contracts in shaping societal structures. From the collapse of traditional worldviews to John Locke's theories on religion and society, explore the philosophical underpinnings that

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The Golden Temple: A Symbol of Sikh Sovereignty and Universal Culture

Mutual contacts in Sikh history have left monuments of bigotry, yet the Golden Temple stands as a symbol of universal culture and a meeting ground for all. Grounded in Sikh doctrine, it represents a stance against absolutism and serves as the hub of the Sikh world, embodying the principles of respec

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Critique of Freud's Theory of Religion: Examining Evidence and Key Criticisms

The analysis delves into Sigmund Freud's theory of religion, evaluating its support and challenges. The presentation highlights key criticisms regarding historical, anthropological, and psychological evidence, as well as Freud's conclusions on religion. Critiques focus on the lack of evidence for co

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Understanding Religion and the Supernatural in Society

This session introduces the concept of religion and its connection to the supernatural, exploring various definitions, sociological and anthropological perspectives, theories, and functions of religion. The session aims to enhance understanding of religious diversity and the significance of supernat

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African Traditional Religion and its Beliefs: An Overview

Understanding African traditional religion involves exploring the concept of the Supreme God, ancestor worship, witchcraft, magic, sorcery, and divination. This session delves into the relationship between religion, social rituals, and festivals, illustrating how it contributes to social solidarity.

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Sikh Book Club Discussions on Ego, Maya, and Hukam

Explore deep discussions on topics such as ego, Maya, and Hukam within the Sikh Book Club. From understanding the roots of ego to the concept of Maya and the role of Hukam in spiritual growth, delve into insightful conversations that challenge perspectives and promote self-reflection.

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Understanding B.C.V. Religion: A Biblical Perspective on Faith and Practice

Explore the concept of B.C.V. Religion through the lens of Biblical teachings, emphasizing the importance of adhering to Scripture and living a life that glorifies God. Delve into the origins of the Restoration Period and its impact on modern faith practices, focusing on key figures and their emphas

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Impact of Geography and Religion on African Society

African society was heavily influenced by geographic features such as diverse climates, terrains, and the Bantu migrations, which spread language, technology, and farming techniques. Additionally, religion, specifically animism, shaped beliefs and practices. The question posed at the end challenges

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Exploring the Alive-O Religion Programme Theme: The Glory of God through Engagement

This content delves into the Alive-O Religion Programme theme of the "glory of God is a person fully alive." It reflects on the special nature of students in different classes, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's goodness, being connected, acknowledging wrongdoing, respecting oneself and

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Religion and Human Rights in Guyana

Guyana, an English-speaking country in South America, upholds the freedom of conscience and religion as enshrined in Article 145 of its Constitution. This article guarantees individuals the right to freely practice, change, and manifest their religion or beliefs in public and private settings. It al

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The Udasis in Colonial Punjab: A Historical Overview

The article explores the significance of Udasis in Colonial Punjab, focusing on their survival amid sect excommunications, the influence of Baba Sri Chand Ji, and their beliefs related to Guru Nanak Dev Ji. It sheds light on the life of Baba Sri Chand Ji, his teachings, travels, and interactions wit

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Sustainable Development in Sikh Religion: Lessons from Guru Har Rai Ji

The Sikh religion emphasizes living in harmony with nature and promoting sustainable development. According to Sikh beliefs, God resides in creation, and natural elements are revered as essential aspects of life. Sikhs follow principles of non-exploitation, equality, and long-term planning for a pro

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Understanding Sikhism: History, Beliefs, and Practices

Sikhism, originating in the 15th century in Punjab, teaches the principles of equality, honest living, and devotion to one God. Explore the history of Sikh Gurus, the significance of the five Ks, and the main practices followed by Sikhs in their daily lives.

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Reflections on Religion in Europe: Long-term Perspectives and Contemporary Challenges

Several decades of research on religion in Europe have revealed a distinctive pattern that highlights both the presence and absence of religious influences. The context of cultural institutions, historic churches, shifting societal norms, and increasing diversity poses both opportunities and challen

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Understanding Depression in Sikhism: Insights from Guru Granth Sahib

Explore the link between depression and Sikh beliefs as portrayed in Guru Granth Sahib. Learn about the symptoms, therapeutic strategies, and the Guru-Chela relationship, offering a unique perspective on addressing mental health challenges within the Sikh community.

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Future of Equality Law at Work: Race, Religion, & Belief (October 2017)

Explore the future of race, religion, and belief discrimination post-Brexit, focusing on case law developments. Delve into the origins of discrimination laws, including Equal Treatment Directive 2000/78 and Equality Act 2010. Dive into Article 9 of the ECHR, examining the right to freedom of thought

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