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Religion Universalizing vs Religion Universalizing vs. Ethnic Religions Global Distribution of Faith

Terms branch: a large and fundamental division within a religion denomination: is a division of a branch that unites a number of local congregations in a single legal and administrative body sect: a relative small group that has broken away from an established branch/denomination heretic: one who disagrees with church doctrine sectarianism: conflict arising from perceived differences between subdivisions of a group adherents: a believer or supporter

Both involve pilgrimages Universalizing vs. Ethnic Religions In general Holy Places Calendar Cosmogony Beliefs about origin of the universe Diffusion Seeks to appeal to all = mostly proselytic Truths apply to all!!!! tied to life of founder, humans can move, relics can too! Appeals to a specific group living in one place tied to phys. environment very immobile. Mountains and rivers don’t move! Both involve pilgrimages Celebration of the founder’s life God creates nature/physical environment for humans to use precise origins/hearth, tied to a specific founder usually widespread Celebration of the seasons God = nature incorporates events from phys. environment unclear or unknown origins, not tied to a specific founder, Ltd. diffusion, usually tied to geography of a location. Can diffuse thru relocation

Universalizing Ethnic World Religions Universalizing Ethnic Hinduism (3) Confucianism Daoism Shinto Judaism Ethnic African religions Animistic Major Christianity (1) Islam (2) Buddhism Minor Sikhism Bahá’í

World Distribution of Religions

THE MAP!!!! We will be returning to this!