First Week Lesson In Intro to World Religion and B. System
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
a. Give an example of a belief system or a worldview
b. Differentiate religion from: a. Spirituality b. Theology c. Philosophy of
Religion
Introduction to World
Religions and Belief Systems
PREPARED BY: MS. JEANETTE G. FELIX
“Try to define religion, and you invite an argument.”
-McNamara
What is Religion?
English: Religion
Latin word: “Religio”
Refers to social acceptable call of duty of human for their
god/gods
 Is an “action or conduct” indicating belief,
obedience and reverence for God.
Definitions of Religion
Beliefs Obedience Reverence
 it is a way of accepting
a statement is true.
 Something is existing.
 complying or willing to
comply with orders or
requests.
 submissive to another's
will especially to their
god/goddess
 having a deep respect
for your supreme being
or to other members of
your religion.
 People are inclined to believe and building a relationship with the higher
being that we can’t perceive by our naked eyes and has the super
power that we call as a god/deity or the highest of them all. Argyle and
BeitHallahmi (1975)
 Religion as “a system of beliefs”; divine or superhuman power, and
practices of worship or other rituals directed towards to their god/gods”.
Augustyn (2020 et., al.)

On the other hand, religion is identifying as a task in a way of serving
and the needs it fulfills in an individual’s life by means of practices of
every religion in the world. According to Yinger (1970, p. 7)
Other Definitions of Religion
1. Belief in a supernatural being.
 This describes an attitude towards the object
which is a sacred or divine object.
 It promotes worshiping gods or goddesses that
aren’t usually visible to human naked eyes.
 Expressing of trust to an object that has a
power to make you feel secure, safe, and to
have a stable mind.
 Being reverent to have a harmonious
relationship.
Two Essential Components of
Religion
2. Effort or commitment.
 This is a way of sacrificing things and time to
fulfill a one’s obligations.
 Discipline for spreading a religious teaching.
Two Essential Components of
Religion
Relationship of Religion to Philosophy of
Religion
 It came from the Greek word, Philo and Sophia.
 It Is a branch of philosophy that deals with the philosophical
analysis, reflection, and examination of the central issues, themes,
topic, and problem about religions?
RELATIONSHIP OF RELIGION TO PHILOSOPHY OF
RELIGION, THEOLOGY, AND SPIRITUALITY
Relationship of Religion to Theology
 It came from the Greek word, theos and logos.
 The study of discourse of God and gods
 Function as a method in forming a reasoned expression of
faith. It objective is to critically examine and understand
the content of faith.
RELATIONSHIP OF RELIGION TO PHILOSOPHY OF
RELIGION, THEOLOGY, AND SPIRITUALITY
Relationship of
Religion to Spirituality
Spirituality - it is root word for
spirit.
Is connected with the non-
material dimension of man.
RELATIONSHIP OF RELIGION TO PHILOSOPHY OF
RELIGION, THEOLOGY, AND SPIRITUALITY
References
 https://www.google.com/search?
q=+world+religions+and+belief+systems+symbols&tbm=isch&ved=2
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kgEDMC4xmAEAoAEBqgELZ3dzLXdpei1pbWfAAQE&sclient=img&ei=
Xw8yX6XsDaebr7wP_oKN2AY&rlz=1C1CHBF_enPH853PH853#imgrc=
g41FBtPhCyMfSM
 https://www.google.com/search?q=Religions+observance&rlz=1C1
CHBF_enPH853PH853&sxsrf=ALeKk03lXrqrlPvwRAluWh2O3vWVBYlFN
A:1597117161082&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjU6
bOInZLrAhWK7GEKHVprCqYQ_AUoAXoECA4QAw&biw=1366&bih=6
08#imgrc=zKwWbvTq9InboM&imgdii=EbkPajWBQXdrJM
 https://www.livescience.com/52364-origins-supernatural-relgious-be
liefs.html
 https://content2b.wordpress.com/2015/04/08/ponder-this-the-relati
onship-between-philosophy-and-religion/
ACTIVITY
PROCESSING QUESTIONS:
1. What are the things in my faith that make
me happy?
2. How does this happiness affect my
relationship with others?
Read the following questions and write your answer
in your yellow pad. (ESSAY)
SCORING CRITERIA
 Focus - Maintains a focused and coherent discussion throughout the
essay. – 5 pts.
 Organization - Well-organized with a clear structure (introduction,
body paragraphs, conclusion) – 5 pts.
 Content - Provides thorough, relevant, and well-developed
examples or evidence. – 5 pts.
 Language and Style - Uses clear, concise, and effective language.
Demonstrates a strong command of grammar, spelling, and
punctuation. – 5 pts.
TOTAL of 20 PTS.

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Editor's Notes

  • #4: Here are a few reasons why defining religion can be contentious: Diverse Beliefs: Different cultures and individuals have unique understandings and practices related to religion. What one person considers a religion, another might view as a philosophy, cultural tradition, or personal belief system. Complexity: a mix of spiritual beliefs, rituals, moral codes, and community practices. Subjectivity: Personal and subjective experiences play a significant role in how people understand and practice their religion. Historical and Cultural Context: The meaning and scope of religion can vary greatly depending on historical and cultural contexts
  • #5: Beliefs: Religion typically involves a set of beliefs or doctrines about the nature of the divine, the cosmos, and humanity's place within it. These beliefs often address existential questions, such as the meaning of life and the nature of good and evil. Practices: Religions usually include specific rituals, ceremonies, and practices that express and reinforce their beliefs. These can range from daily prayers and meditation to annual festivals and rites of passage. Moral Codes: Many religions provide ethical guidelines or moral codes that dictate how adherents should behave and interact with others. Community: Religion often involves a sense of community or fellowship among its adherents. This can manifest in congregational worship, communal activities, and a shared sense of identity and purpose. Sacred Texts and Symbols: Many religions have sacred texts or scriptures that contain teachings, stories, and laws. Spiritual Experience: Religion can involve personal or communal experiences of the divine or transcendent. These experiences might include feelings of divine presence, spiritual enlightenment, or profound inner peace. Institutional Structure: Religions often have an organized structure, including leadership roles, institutions, and sometimes formalized doctrines.
  • #7: Reverence – means deep respect/showing honors
  • #12: Theology is speaking about God. The term 'theology' comes from two Greek words: theos (God) and logos (word) EXAMPLE Poseidon – the god of the sea Aphrodite – goddesses of love
  • #13: Not seen by the eyes, but it can be feel