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Religious Education in Quebec’s Ethics and Religious Culture Curriculum: A Cultural Approach
Boundaries of Religious Freedom: Regulating Religion in Diverse Societies, 2016The presence of diverse religions in Western pluralistic societies raises the following question: how can religion be taught while respecting the different religions and cultures represented in the school environment and in society? Since 2008, the province of Quebec has addressed this issue by suggesting a new type of non-denominational religious ...
Stephanie Gravel
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Religious and Cultural Influences on Contraception
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2008To elucidate the religious and cultural influences that may affect the acceptance and use of various methods of contraception, including emergency contraception.Literature searches were conducted to identify religious teachings related to family, sexual relations, and family planning for Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Chinese ...
Amirrtha, Srikanthan, Robert L, Reid
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
This chapter explores some of the convergences and divergences between religion and cultural heritage and international law’s place in attempting to mediate these tensions. I argue that, in the event of conflict, heritage values tend to prevail over religious ones, at least inasmuch as heritage is a proxy for secularism and cosmopolitanism, whereas ...
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This chapter explores some of the convergences and divergences between religion and cultural heritage and international law’s place in attempting to mediate these tensions. I argue that, in the event of conflict, heritage values tend to prevail over religious ones, at least inasmuch as heritage is a proxy for secularism and cosmopolitanism, whereas ...
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This chapter examines the religious culture of Chiang Tung, focusing on Buddhist buildings and spirit shrines that shape its sacred landscape. Each village supports its own Buddhist monastery, where monks perform religious ceremonies in exchange for food and provisions brought by villagers.
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Religious Culture and Upbringing
Russian Education & Society, 1994The changes taking place in the country and the world have had a profound impact on the moral and social sphere in society. At the same time, the experience of history shows that ideals and moral principles are not susceptible to rapid revision depending on the political situation.
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Religious and Cultural Conflicts
2020Culture and religion are two important parts of human life that are highly emotional. People do everything to protect, defend, and keep their cultural and religious heritage no matter how primitive others may think it is. Failure to recognize the religious and cultural worldview of a people in the evangelization of such society often leads to a ...
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1993
The most lasting positive contribution of Henry VIII’s Reformation to the popular religion of England was the official sanctioning of the English Bible. ‘The Bible, I say, The Bible only is the Religion of Protestants!’, William Chillingworth was to proclaim emphatically in 1638, a hundred years after royal injunctions first ordered that a copy of the ...
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The most lasting positive contribution of Henry VIII’s Reformation to the popular religion of England was the official sanctioning of the English Bible. ‘The Bible, I say, The Bible only is the Religion of Protestants!’, William Chillingworth was to proclaim emphatically in 1638, a hundred years after royal injunctions first ordered that a copy of the ...
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2004
The daily experience of Reformed religious life varied according to the political environment, social setting and pattern of organisation of local churches, and changed over time as Reformed orthodoxy evolved and disciplinary and educational institutions became established.
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The daily experience of Reformed religious life varied according to the political environment, social setting and pattern of organisation of local churches, and changed over time as Reformed orthodoxy evolved and disciplinary and educational institutions became established.
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