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- REL 133 · Week 5
This quiz covers topics related to religion and modernity, including gender-neutral prayers, secularism, and the environmentalism movement. It is for Week 5 of the REL 133 course.
What's inside
- Gender-neutral prayers
- Secularism and agnosticism
- Environmentalism movement
- World Parliament of Religions
- Religion and material culture
- Religious leaders and events
Who it is for: Students taking the REL 133 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Religion and modernity are two broad topics. Students get a chance to test their understanding of how they have interacted with each other.
Gender-neutral prayers
Gender-neutral prayers have changed over time. The document asks about the history of these prayers and their reception.
Modern views of religion
Modernity has brought different views of religion. The document asks about views that see religion as outdated and terms for living without religion.
Religion and the environment
The environmental movement has different aspects. The document asks about the strengths of environmentalism and a famous artist's work.
Religion and culture
Modern culture values different things. The document asks about the challenges these values pose to religions and a key event in religious history.
Key terms
- Agnosticism
- A term created by T. H. Huxley for doubting the existence of God.
- Applied science
- Science used for practical purposes.
- Consumerism
- A modern view that sees consumption as a key part of life.
- Secularism
- Living and thinking without reference to a religion.
- World Parliament of Religions
- A key event in religious history.
- Gender-neutral prayers
- Prayers that do not refer to a specific gender.
Questions this document helps with
- What is gender-neutral language in religion?
- What is the role of religion in modern society?
- How has modernity changed religious practices?
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