Key 3 Flashcards

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Christian place of worship

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Church for worship

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Tallest elaborate buildings are most often

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Religious structures

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Muslim building

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Mosque

Considered as a space for community assembly

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Hindu building

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Temple

Shrines for gots rather than congregational worship
Worship happens at home

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Buddhist and Shintoism buildings

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Pagodas

Elaborate delicate
Holds relics of Buddha believed to be his clothing or pert of his body

Not designed for congregational worship

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Bahai building

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Houses of worship

Open to adherents of all religions

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Christians, Muslims, and Jews bury their dead in

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Cemeteries

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Cemeteries problem

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Space lost.

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China is opposed to what burial practices

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Bury if dead. They encourage cremation and plowing over cemeteries ,

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Cremation

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Burning bodies e

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Cremation downside

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Strains India’s wood supply and

Frees soul from body and provide warmth and comfort for journey to underworld

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Utopian settlement

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Ideal community built Around religious way of life

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Toponyms s in new world

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Roman Catholics frequently give places religious names

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Quebec’s boundaries with Ontario and USA ilustrate the

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Difference in Toponyms selected by Roman Catholic and Protestant settlers

Religious names are common in Quebec and not the other 2

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Followers of a univeralixpzed religion must be

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connected to ensure communication and consists of a doctrine

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As of authorities ethnic religions tend not to have have

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Organized, central authorities

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Hierarchal religion

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Has a well defined geographic structure and organizes territory into local administrative units

Roman Catholicism is a Hierarchal religion

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Latter say saints

Mormons

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Exercises strong organization of the landscape

Territory or Mormons- Utah is organized into wards pop of 750 each
Several wards=stake of 5,000 pop

Highest authority in church, board and president often redraws ward/stake boundaries to reflect ideal pop standards

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Roman catabolism is a heiarxhal religion

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Divides USA into provinces each headed by and archbishop and provinces are divided Into dioceses …

Pope
archbishops head of province report to pope
Bishop report to archbishop. Head of diocese
Priests report to bishop
Parish headed by preist

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Autonomous religions

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Self sufficient
and interaction among communities is confined to little more than loose cooperation and shared ideas

Islam and Protestant denominations

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Of three Universalizing religions which is most local autonomy

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Islam

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Why is Islam autonomy

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Neither a religious hierarchy nor a formal territorial organization

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How is strong unity maintained in Islam

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High degree of Communication ANd migration
Like the pilgrimage to Mecca

And the doctrine

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Protestant denomination autonomous

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Baptists, united church of Christ

Organized into self governing congregations and each congregation decides precise form of worship and selects leadership

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Ethnic autonomous religions

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Judaism- full service only needs ten adult men

Hinduism- worship alone or in household. Hindus share ideas primarily through pilgrimages and reading traditional writings