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        | The study of what is above and beyond the physical world |  | 
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        | A complete explanation of history, the Big Story, the Grand over-arching story |  | 
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        | When sacred reality goes beyond or stands over the natural world |  | 
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        | whwen there is less of a divide between the sacred and the natural world |  | 
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        | Truth that exists within us |  | 
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        | All knowledge comes from reason |  | 
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        | A manifestation of the sacred |  | 
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        | 3 Types of Scared Appearences |  | Definition 
 
        | Prophetic, Sacramental, Mystical |  | 
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        | A non religious world view that says we shoud focus exculsivley on this present world |  | 
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        | Philosophy of diversity without unity |  | 
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        | an attempt to remove the supernatural from something |  | 
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        | the attmpt to blend all th religions together |  | 
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        | an extinction of individual self |  | 
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        | an extinction of individual self |  | 
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        | the practice of denying oneself physical pleasures in order to become more spiritually focused |  | 
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        | the cosmic law of Justice |  | 
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        | a way of seein the world, a mindset, a formed opinon |  | 
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        | an approach which tries to understand and appreciate religion just as it appears |  | 
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        | to subsitute true reigion of heart and sou for devotion to external forms which leads to going through the motions |  | 
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        | worship of a phyical object. the misuse of art forms |  | 
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        | an overemphasis on a prescribed procedure for a religious rite |  | 
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        | established belief by a religion that is nt to be questioned |  | 
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        | someone who destroys religious icons or symbols associated with tradition |  | 
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        | ackowledgement of the sovereignty of the sacred over the tradition |  | 
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        | the catacysmic end of the present world |  | 
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        | a religious group founded by a charismatic leader that claims it has new revelation or insight that perfects, changes or invigorates an older tradition |  | 
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        | Aspects of religious traditons that focus on the appearence of the sacred to persons acheiving a certian "englightened" state of mind |  | 
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        | followers of a religious leader |  | 
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        | the process of drawing out or interpreting the meaning of texts |  | 
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        | a word used by members of a religious community to indicate an illegitimate idea or movement |  | 
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        | ways of thinking, feeling, and acting that focus on concern for human welfare |  | 
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        | Indicates the standard for the "right belief" set by a particular community |  | 
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        | Making restitution for ethical impurities in order to be fit to approach the Sacred |  | 
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        | a deliberate attempt on the part of a person to communicate with the sacred |  | 
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        | the disclosure of sacred truth |  | 
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        | A split within a religious body |  | 
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        | the attempt to answer questions about the sacred arising from the experience of evil |  | 
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