Extension Principles and Techniques: Religion

Religion

RELIGION

Human beings have sought answers to questions concerning the mysteries of his own creation, his relationship to the supernatural, a satisfying philosophy of life and life after death.
A category of individuals who devote their specific attention to these matters as intermediaries and religious guides have been built and ceremonies performed.
Most religions of the world have the following elements.
- A set of beliefs regarding the ultimate power in the universe.
- A set of beliefs regarding the ideal and proper pattern of behaviour.
- A set of ceremonial way of expressing these beliefs.
A further function of religion is to provide a means where by man can face the crises and unpredictable changes of fortunes of life with strength and courage.
Secondary institutions of religion - forms of worship and organised groups for propagating religion.

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