RELG 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Abrahamic Religions

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Relg 101 - introduction to world religions: western traditions - lecture 13: medieval. Causality is the understanding of everything in this universe. All the events in the world must have their first movement. Scholars has extended mysticism and applied it to various traditions. In a certain sense, the term is more often used for abrahamic religions. Most elegant by scholar of medieval christianity argued that mysticism is characterized by the intense presence of god. Strong personal and emotional experience with religious issues. Creator needs creature to see his self reflection.

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8. Have you ever worn something from a culture other than your own? This includes thing like hairstyles, clothes and accessories.

Yes. Not only me, at present most of the people, all over the world are doing the same. In this world we live in a together in a society with people from different places, different customs, and backgrounds. As we live together, we grow together, we also learn about other cultures and we accept them. There is a mutual two way exchange of cultural behaviors. This process is usually called "Acculturation". Also with technologies like television, internet, social media, etc. There is a widespread of information which is easily accessible to everyone. People following other cultures is most commonly evident in their dressing style (fashion). For example, long ago in India, ancestors used to wear Kurtas and dhotis. Where as we can see now present generation wearing jeans, t-shirts, and shirts of different patterns which is originally adopted from western culture.

9. If yes, did you know the meaning, significance and importance of that symbol?

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Assignment 1: DiscussionâCost Types It is first thing Monday morning and your boss requested your presence ASAP. As you go to your meeting without even getting a second cup of coffee, you ponder the objective of the meeting. You believe it must have something to do with the fact that your visit to Harmony Organs has been moved up. There is a lot of pressure to cut costs and Linda Kaye wants to continue with the next step. Mickelle Bride, the CEO of Harmony Organs, is often called the ear of the company. She has been able to craft pipes with overtones and harmonics that would make Stradivarius cry. Linda Kaye would like you to explain to Mickelle the importance of understanding the different cost types (fixed cost, variable cost, and semi-variable cost) when undertaking cost-cutting measures. Also use an example to explain to her the importance of cost estimation. Mickelle is very good at math so she will be interested in the accuracy of visual fit, high-low, or least-squares regression.

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What is UN Sustainable Developement Goal? I don't really understand what they are by reading articles.

Can you keep it simple? So they there's 17 goals to make the world a better place, right? Like environment and education. And all the states meet up to set policies so they can put programs that would make the world a better place not only in developing countries but around the world. So everyone's happy.

But it says there's another thing called MDG or Millenium Developement Goal. And this is where it gets confused. So this thing was what it used and it got expired? It's like the same thing, but since it got expired, now they're using SDG? And it says MDG and SDG have similar functions too.

I need to do a presentation, so I really want to know about what SDG is so I can go up and talk about it in detail. But although I know what it does like help people, I can't specifically know what it really is. When i read this article, I have no idea what it's really saying. Here's the link. Thanks!

http://news.yahoo.com/factbox-sustainable-development-goals-why-matter-163846623.html

http://news.yahoo.com/sustainable-development-goals-why-matter-041740384.html

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RELG 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Abrahamic Religions

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