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1. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsWorldview studies | Religious Studies | Cambridge Core

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   We have employed ‘worldviews’ as a core analytic concept. In this article, I shall argue that the terminology used in the philosophy of religion is to be preferred to the one typically used in religious studies – and not merely in philosophy but also in the study of religion too. I further maintain that philosophers of religion have not ...

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3. religiouseducationcouncil.org.uk › resourceReligion and Worldviews Introduction (FAQs) – REC

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   A worldview can be described as a philosophy of life or an approach to life. This includes how a person understands the nature of reality and their own place in the world. A person’s worldview is likely to influence and be influenced by their beliefs, values, behaviours, experiences, identities and commitments.”.

4. bigideasforre.org › worldviewWhat is a ‘Worldview’? - Big Ideas for RE

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   Jul 3, 2022 · A religion is a worldview, but not all worldviews are religions or religious. The Report also distinguished between an ‘institutional worldview’ which refers to organised groups, and ‘personal worldview’, ‘an individual’s own way of understanding and living in the world, which may or may not draw from one, or many, institutional worldviews’.

5. understandinghumanism.org.uk › teaching-aboutWhat is and isn’t a non-religious worldview? » Understanding ...

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   ‘The English word ‘worldview’ is a translation of the German weltanschauung, which literally means a view of the world. A worldview is a person’s way of understanding, experiencing and responding to the world. It can be described as a philosophy of life or an approach to life. This includes how a person understands the nature […]

6. www.open.edu › openlearn › history-the-artsReligion, Faith, Spirituality and Worldviews? - OpenLearn

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Religion is not necessarily what you think it is! This free course, Religious diversity: rethinking religion, introduces you to a selection of the vast variety of religious beliefs and practices in Britain today. Having some familiarity with religion and belief is increasingly required to make sense of issues of local, national and international...

7. www.reonline.org.uk › research › worldviews-and-bigWorldviews and Big Ideas: A Way Forward for Religious ...

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   A curriculum package for teachers to use to introduce ‘Big Ideas about the study of religion (s) and worldview (s)’ will follow in 2020. Please contact R.J.K.Freathy@exeter.ac.uk for further information about the ideas found in the article and the additional resources, or to get involved with the trialling the RE-searchers (Primary) or ...

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   Is a religion a worldview?

   • A religion is a worldview, but not all worldviews are religions or religious. The Report also distinguished between an ‘institutional worldview’ which refers to organised groups, and ‘personal worldview’, ‘an individual’s own way of understanding and living in the world, which may or may not draw from one, or many, institutional worldviews’.

   What is a ‘Worldview’? - Big Ideas for RE

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   How do non-religious people differ from religious worldviews?

   • One way of distinguishing non-religious from religious worldviews is to consider whether they contain a belief in a life or world beyond this one and where they locate the source of life’s meaning and values. ‘Firstly, religions all promote, as the philosopher Hector Hawton called it, some kind of a two-world theory.

   What is and isn’t a non-religious worldview?

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   Should I study religion and worldviews?

   • This does not mean that they are not worthy of study, but questions exist around whether the subject of Religion and Worldviews is the best place to study them. ‘The English word ‘worldview’ is a translation of the German weltanschauung, which literally means a view of the world.

   What is and isn’t a non-religious worldview?

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   What is a 'worldview'?

   • (Smart (1995a), 2) Philosophers of religion have, ever since, talked about a worldview as ‘a sort of total way of looking at ourselves and our world’ (Plantinga (2011), ix) or as ‘our overall view of the nature of reality’ (Cottingham 2014, 1).

   Worldview studies | Religious Studies | Cambridge Core

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   Is 'worldview' a good word?

   • Not everyone belongs to a religion, but everyone has an overall outlook on or approach to life, even if they don’t think about it much, so ‘worldview’ seemed like a good word to include everyone, religious or not, especially as the majority of young people in the UK say that are not religious. What does ‘worldview’ mean?

   What is a ‘Worldview’? - Big Ideas for RE

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   What is a 'world religions approach'?

   • The most common interpretation of the legislation that applies to RE means that most syllabuses used for the subject in English schools refer to Christianity, five other principal religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism and a non-religious worldview such as Humanism. This is known as a ‘world religions approach’.

   Religion and Worldviews Introduction (FAQs) – REC

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9. research.aston.ac.uk › en › publicationsReligion and Worldviews: The Way Forward? Considerations from ...

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   We focus on three particularly significant questions for the future of Religious Education (RE) / Religion and Worldviews (R&W) arising from our report. First, what is the relationship between worldview and religion? Second, does worldview present a valuable approach to the study of non-religion? And third, can worldview be deployed effectively ...