W5.2 Religion_Kim Minji

<1> summary

Social scholars study religion in ways such as education or government government, such as education or government government.Social scholars are not interested whether religion is right.This requires social scholarships to assume that social scholarships, or false issues or false problems or false issues.In society, it can understand religion through research such as function of religion, and nature of religion, and nature of religion.

<2> interesting point

The different differences between religions were interesting.

The Church does not tolerate religious war and strives to pursue diversity within the church and to provide a worldview that encompasses its supporters. It is also intertwined with the political and economic structure of society and has a very close alliance with the state and secular power. 

The denomination is similar to the church, but it maintains a relatively good relationship with the state and secular power and sometimes attempts to influence the government. I felt like I was more active and pursuing diversity than the church.

A sect is a new religious organization, with its own order in its formation, dissolution, and institutionalization.

Unlike sects, cults can be formed without separation of other religious groups. Also, it tends to be more likely to be led by charismatic leaders than other religious groups.


<3> question

Do you guys think religion has an extreme part? If so, what is it?











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