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EIGHT ELEMENTS OF RELIGIONS1. BELIEF SYSTEM or WORLDVIEW: Many beliefs that fit together in a SYSTEM to makesense of the universe and our place in COMMUNITY: The BELIEF SYSTEM is shared, and its ideals are practiced by a CENTRAL STORIES/MYTHS: Stories that help explain the beliefs of a group; theseare told over and over again and sometimes performed by members of the group. They mayor may not be RITUALS: Beliefs are explained, taught, and made real through ETHICS: Rules about how to behave; these rules are often thought to have come from adeity or supernatural place , but they might also be seen as guidelines created by the groupover CHARACTERISTIC EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES: Most RELIGIONS share emotions suchas awe, mystery, guilt, joy, devotion, conversion, inner peace, MATERIAL EXP

EIGHT ELEMENTS OF RELIGIONS 1. BELIEF SYSTEM or WORLDVIEW: Many beliefs that fit together in a system to make sense of the universe and our place in it. 2. COMMUNITY: The belief system is shared, and its ideals are practiced by a group. 3. CENTRAL STORIES/MYTHS: Stories that help explain the beliefs of a group; these are told over and over again and …

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