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    This review document outlines the key topics and concepts to study for Exam One in Religion 100. Students should review definitions of religion from Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich in their textbook. They should also study the Abington v. Schempp court case, 1st Amendment clauses on religious expression, and Fowler's stages of faith development. Additional topics include arguments for the existence of God, the problem of evil, world views, types of evil, responses to evil, and definitions of religion from Tillich and in their selected readings. Students are provided with terms to define such as inauthentic, pseudo-, and crypto-religion.

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    This review document outlines the key topics and concepts to study for Exam One in Religion 100. Students should review definitions of religion from Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich in their textbook. They should also study the Abington v. Schempp court case, 1st Amendment clauses on religious expression, and Fowler's stages of faith development. Additional topics include arguments for the existence of God, the problem of evil, world views, types of evil, responses to evil, and definitions of religion from Tillich and in their selected readings. Students are provided with terms to define such as inauthentic, pseudo-, and crypto-religion.

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    Abington v. Schempp Court Case

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    This review document outlines the key topics and concepts to study for Exam One in Religion 100. Students should review definitions of religion from Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich in their textbook. They should also study the Abington v. Schempp court case, 1st Amendment clauses on religious expression, and Fowler's stages of faith development. Additional topics include arguments for the existence of God, the problem of evil, world views, types of evil, responses to evil, and definitions of religion from Tillich and in their selected readings. Students are provided with terms to define such as inauthentic, pseudo-, and crypto-religion.

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    Review for Exam One

    Religion 100
    Review terms from selection one (Young) in the An Intro to Rel text
    Make sure you know how Marx, Otto, Freud and Tillich each defined religion review the study questions.
    Abington v. Schempp court case
    - The issue
    - Conclusions
    1st Amendment material on religious expression (establishment and free exercise clauses, neutrality,
    separation of church and state)
    The relevance of studying religion
    - reasons it is relevant
    - Palestinian Israeli conflict
    - religious pluralism
    Faith Development
    - Fowlers definitions of faith and faith development
    - basic understanding of each stage (know the nickname, not the technical name of each stage)
    - implications
    Arguments relating to the existence of a supreme being
    - ontological
    - cosmological
    - moral
    - divine designer
    - personal experience / revelations
    Problem of Evil / Pain
    Theodicy Problem
    World-views
    Types of evil
    Two ways of responding to evil
    Responding to evil as a problem
    Responses of major world religions
    Defining religion
    - kinds of definitions for religion or approaches to studying religion
    - Literal meaning of religion
    - Tillichs definition and Youngs (Selected Reading) definition
    Notes on authentic religion
    Inauthentic religion
    Pseudo-religion
    Crypto-religion

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