Globalization Of Religion

Question 1

What has the most difficult relationship with globalization

Answer 1

Religion

Question 2

These two are contrasting believe

Answer 2

Globalization
Religion

Question 3

It is the idea that events in one country cannot be separated from those in another and that economic and foreign policy should be planned in an international way

Answer 3

Globalism

Question 4

concerned with the sacred;

Answer 4

Religion

Question 5

Follows divine commandments

Answer 5

Religion

Question 6

It assumes possibility of communication with transcendent

Answer 6

Religion

Question 7

This link confers social power on humans

Answer 7

Religion

Question 8

God defines and judges human action in moral terms

Answer 8

Religion

Question 9

places value on material wealth

Answer 9

Globalism

Question 10

Abides by human-made laws

Answer 10

Globalism

Question 11

They are less concerned with wealth;
They shun anything material;
Main duty is to live virtuous sin-less life

Answer 11

Religious people

Question 12

They are less worried about afterlife;
Skills are more pedestrian (seal trade deals, raise profits, improve revenue collection, protect elites from heavy taxation, personal enrichment

Answer 12

Secular

Question 13

They aspires a pious life; Detests politics/quest for power; Concerned with holy ideas

Answer 13

Religious people

Question 14

It is a form of globalization concerned of holy ideas

Answer 14

Evangelization

Question 15

They trains to be a shrewd businessperson

Answer 15

Secular

Question 16

Values power as means and ends to open further the world’s economies

Answer 16

Secular

Question 17

Largely focused on realms of markets; Spread goods and services

Answer 17

Secular

Question 18

Mission is spreading the word of God and gaining adherents

Answer 18

Religious people

Question 19

seeks to destroy their sacred beliefs or distort religion to serve non-religious goals

Answer 19

State

Question 20

“contemporary world is…furiously religious. There is explosion of religious fervor in many parts of the world, occurring in one form or another in all major religious traditions.”

Answer 20

Peter Burger

Question 21

According to him secular ideologies were all flawed

Answer 21

Iranian religious leader, Rohullah Khomeini

Question 22

“There is no fundamental distinction among constitutional, despotic, dictatorial, democratic and communist regimes.”

Answer 22

Rohullah Khomeini

Question 23

For him, Islamic rule is superior form of government

Answer 23

Rohullah Khomeini

Question 24

T/F
Religious movements do hesitate to appropriate secular themes and practices

Answer 24

F (NOT)

Question 25

It has Islamic schools that also teach modern sciences, social sciences, modern banking, civic education, rights of women, pluralism and democracy.

Answer 25

Nahdlatul Ulama (Indonesia)

Question 26

In the US ________ were fused together to help build a “modern secular society.

Answer 26

religion and law

Question 27

“not only do the Americans practice their religion out of self-interest but they often even place in this world the interest which they have in practicing it.”

Answer 27

Alexis de Tocqueville

Question 28

“historically, religion has always been at the center of all great political conflicts and movements of social reform.”

Answer 28

Jose Casanova

Question 29

Religious movements use religion to oppose “______” globalization

Answer 29

profane

Question 30

“freed” communities from constraints of the nation-state but also threatened to destroy the cultural system that bind them together.

Answer 30

Globalization

Question 31

seeks to take the place of these broken “traditional ties” to either help communities cope with their new situation or organize them to oppose this major transformation of their lives.

Answer 31

Religion

Question 32

Religion provides ______ that answer problems (health, social conflict, personal happiness).

Answer 32

moral codes

Question 33

T/F
Religion a regressive force that stops of slows down globalization

Answer 33

F ( not)

Question 34

It is a pro-active force that gives communities a new and powerful basis of identity

Answer 34

Religion

Question 35

may dislike globalization’s materialism, yet uses full range of modern communication and organization associated with economic transformation

Answer 35

Religious Fundamentalism

Question 36

It is the result ofthe spread of globalization and both find ways to benefit or take advantage of each other

Answer 36

Fundamentalist organization

Question 37

Some Muslims view globalization as ____________ hiding supporters of _____________ like secularism, liberalism, or even communism to displace Islam

Answer 37

Trojan Horse
Western values

Question 38

“make ourselves accountable to the victims of…economic globalization by becoming the victims’ advocates inside and outside the “centers of power.’”

Answer 38

World Council of Churches

Question 39

What culture of globalization those tthe catholic church criticize

Answer 39

Throw-away culture

Question 40

“fatally destined to suffocate hope and increase risks and threats.”

Answer 40

Catholic Church

Question 41

human society strongly influenced by consumerism

Answer 41

Throw-away society

Question 42

term describes a critical view of overconsumption and excessive production of short-lived or disposable items

Answer 42

Throw-away society

Question 43

This includes feminist critiques of globalization;
Sharing the voices of members affected by globalization; Contemplations on different “pastoral and ethical” reflections that members could use to guide their opposition.

Answer 43

Lutheran World Federation