PPT-Fundamentalism(s)

Origin of the term 1910 Milton amp Lyman Stewart The Fundamentals a testimony of truth the inerrancy of the Bible the direct creation of the world and humanity by God the authenticity of . Introduction ................................ ................................ ................................ ....................... 1 Religious fundamentalism: definition, determinants and relatio What Is Fundamentalism? 7 world, and the Holy Book as well as the Lord Jesus Christ forces us to oppose them with all our might. fundamentalists because they defend the Church's teaching is an empty label that avoids the real issues. Recently the terms "fundamentalism" and "fundamentalist" have been used with another meaning. real discrepancy between faith and reason" provided, or course, that reason "is carried out in a truly scientific manner," and does not attempt to override moral laws. Thus, when Jesus stated that the fahamu.org/MBBCPage Introductory notes: Religious and cultural fundamentalism Salo, E., Achmat, Z. and Jacobs, S. 2003. “Black Gays and Mugabes A Conversation”. Chimurenga 4 CULTURE, RELIGI Lecture 2. Religious Responses to Modernity. Religious Responses to Modernity.  .  . 1 Religious . ferment since the Enlightenment; some . examples.  .  . 2 Religious . resistance to modernity (Fundamentalism). by Ideal of Femininity a a a I thought, Studies a a a I a a . . . Way a a a a a a a Ideal of Femininity a a a a a Case Studies a a a this a a Ideal of Femininity a a THE MORAL AND ETHICAL IMPERATIVE. . INHERENT in the CORE. . VALUES of a DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY. (1) MAXIMIZE PERSONAL POTENTIAL (HEALTHY STATES, food, housing, education, employment, security) . (2) COMPASSION and CARING (relieve individual pain, suffering and anxiety). Other Ideological Traditions. Heywood: Chapter 3. Other . Ideological Traditions. 1- . Fascism. Whereas liberalism, conservatism and socialism are 19. th. century ideologies, fascism is a child of the 20. Javier Medina. Alejandra Tovar. Kelsey Eaton. Jillian Connor. Misconception of Islam. There is nothing in Islamic teaching, particularly in the Qu’ran, that advocates, endorses or encourages acts of violence against another human being, especially murder, unless in self-defense. . 4 5 the other hand, so-called fundamentalism is usually thought of as being on the extreme “right.” The problem with this suggestion is that “fundamentalism” has become a religious Characteristics of Fundamentalism. Traditional . Conservative. Return to FUNDAMENTALS of faith.. Fundamentalism arises in societies where traditional values and beliefs are being THREATENED.. E.g. : Christian Fundamentalism. development goals? . . Unité continental seminar in Mwanza – January 2016. Unité mutual learning process . Awerness rising and report . Synopsis. Introduction: Relevance objectives. Negative impacts. Exploring different definitions and explanations of secularisation Starter: What do we know already? Auguste Comte? Karl Marx? Max Weber? Bellah? Fundamentalism? Simple definition: The idea that the influence of religion has declined – and continues to decline – in contemporary societies