Ch 6 & 7.1 Flashcards

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What is Teleogy?

A

Study of dealing with ends or causes

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What is the modernity of Teleogy?

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Redefined as : The idea of progressing

Movement from
- nature to civilization
- emotion to reason
- community to individualism
- cyclical to linear

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What is the Christian teleology?

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The great chain of being

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What is the Karmic teleology?

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how ones’ consciousness continues to turn in a cycle (aka the karmic wheel)

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Define Karma

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action or doing

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What are the aspects of the Karmic wheel

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  • Intention
  • Manifestation
  • Transmission
  • Retribution
  • Continuation
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What does Intention mean?

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act with intention

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What does Manifestation mean?

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intention manifests in the world

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What does Transmission mean?

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communicate thoughts/action

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What does Retribution mean?

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consequences of our karma (aka action)

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What does Continuation mean?

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without intervention

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What is Racialized consciousness?

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Race is entangled with how we view society, religion, & progress

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What is hybridity?

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The process of blending elements from different religious traditions to create new religious systems of belief and practice

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What is Conjure?

A

magical tradition in which spiritual power is
invoked for various purpose

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What is Rootwork?

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a conjure practice of using herbs

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What is voodoo?

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A religion practiced in parts of the caribbean

It combines elements of roman catholic ritual with traditional west africa ‘magical’ and religious rites

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What is hoodoo?

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(aka root work)

Any system of spiritual practice established among enslaved west African communities

18
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What are the functions of conjure?

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  • Meditation
  • Connect with ancestors
  • Social responsibility
  • Establish Authorities
  • Control of one own life
  • Sense of empowerment
  • Strategies against resistance against oppression
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What is the function of rituals?

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Building an identity and forming a social group

20
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What is an example of religious hybridity? How so?

A

Voodoo is an example of religious hybridity because it combines catholic rituals with traditional west African rites

21
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Define ritual

A

A means of re-telling and re-living a myth

22
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Define Cosmology

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The science or theory of the universe as an ordered whole

23
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Define Native American cosmology

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Universe as a life system in which everything
had its part

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Native American Belief on death

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as “a natural cosmic process” and continuation of life

souls remain in various places where they died

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Native American values are..
Acceptance of death; humans as part of natural world; returning the body to the earth
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Native American Practices are...
death songs; burial mounds; honoring lands of ancestors
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What is the Hindu term for: "the end of body”
Dehanta
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What was the explanation for Dehanta
“the end of body” but not the end of life
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What is the Hindu Beliefs about death:
distinction between body/soul; flow of life, death, rebirth, and eventual liberation
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What is the Hindu Values about death:
detachment; accepting death
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What is the Hindu Practices about death:
- open casket; - cremation (fire) - dispersal in river or ocean (water)
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What is the Christian Beliefs about death:
Incarnation of God in Jesus; resurrection of the body (Christian); eternal life; immortality of the soul (Greek?)
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What is the Christian Values about death:
personal responsibility; acknowledging sins/wrongdoings; joining with Christ; fear of death(?)
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What is the Christian Practices about death:
prayers, scripture readings, burials in caskets in cemeteries