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 CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM

TRADITIONS
AND PRACTICES
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 TAUSUG BELIEFS
AND PRACTICES
JOLO IS THE HOME OF THE TAUSUGS.
TAUSUG COMES FROM THE WORD “TAU”
WHICH MEANS “MAN” AND “SUG” WHICH
MEANS “LAND”. TAUSUGS ARE MUSLIMS
AND PRACTICE THE TENETS OF ISLAM.
One characteristic of the Tausug is preservation of the
family reputation and will never commit an act of
cowardice that will blemish on the family’s name.
“You can never expect a Tausug to run from a good
fight”
They believe that running away is shameful especially
when other members of the family are involved.
 PAGGUGUNTING
TAUSUG BAPTISM
• THE CHILD CLAD IN BEST GARMENT
IS BROUGHT TO THE GROUP OF
IMAMS STANDING IN CIRCLE
• A FEW STRANDS OF HAIR ARE
DIPPED IN A CONTAINER OF THE
WATER OF BUTONG
• THE CHILD’S MOUTH IS SMEARED
WITH SUGAR
• CANDLE IS LIT AT THE BEGINNING
OF THE RITE AND IS THEN BLOWN
OFF AFTER
PAGKAWIN
TAUSUG WEDDING
This video contains both traditional and modern wedding.
TYPES OF
MARRIAGE
ARRANGED FORCED CHOICE OF
MARRIAGES MARRIAGE PARTNER

Where consent has not been With regards to freedom of

This is mostly done by
given by either the bride or choice when marrying
their parents or other
the groom, or is given only within their religion,
elders within the family.
under excessive pressure, is a Muslim men and women are
In other words, it is
different matter; this would given the right to choose
usually an „arranged
be contrary to the teachings who they want to marry.
marriage‟
of Islam,
 DOWRY
At the wedding, a Muslim husband typically gives a gift,
known as the Mahr or dower, to his wife. This type of
dowry, based on what was agreed upon by the couple,
could be in the form of any item and “in any amount”. An
example is a cantar or a “great amount” of gold. However,
the man can also marry a woman based on the amount of
knowledge he has about the Quran, even though he has no
material .

After the consummation of their marriage, it is customary

for the male spouse to give a wedding reception, known as
the Walima, to family members and friends. Such a
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Roman Catholicism
 Contents
1 HISTORY OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM

Early Developments, Missions and Expansion, Exploration and

Conquest, Modern Age

2 BELIEFS
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Sacred Narratives, Ultimate Reality and Divine Beings, Human Nature and the
Purpose of Existence, Suffering and the Problem of Evil, Afterlife and Salvation

3 RITUALS AND WORSHIP ETHICS AND

COMMUNITY

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Roman Catholicism,
Christian church that has been
the decisive spiritual force in
the history of Western What is Roman
civilization. Along with  Catholicism?
Eastern Orthodoxy and Protest
antism,
it is one of the three major
branches of Christianity.
 The Roman Catholic Church traces its history to Jesus Christ and
the Apostles. Over the course of centuries it developed a highly
sophisticated theology and an elaborate organizational structure
headed by the papacy, the oldest continuing absolute monarchy in
the world.

History EARLY DEVELOPMENTS

Within 400 years, after Jesus’ passion, Christianity developed
of from an illegal, persecuted, and underground religion into the
official, only, and dominating faith of the Roman Empire, Roman

Roman Catholicism was the western expression of that faith.

MISSIONS AND EXPANSION

Catholicism Roman Catholicism spread around the world- first through the
Roman Empire, later by Irish missionaries, and still later by
European religious orders and lay missioners. Roman Catholicism
often built on and incorporated the customs of evangelized peoples
via the process of enculturation.
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EXPLORATION AND CONQUEST
Before and after Columbus’ voyages starting in 1942,
PROT
Catholicism’s expansion was marked not only by growth LOGO PRO
and innovation, but also sometimes by violence,
persecution, and imperialistic tendencies.
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LOGO PRO
MODERN AGE
Roman Catholicism responded to the Scientific
Revolution, Enlightenment, and modernity’s push to
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democracy first by closing its doors to the world, but then LOGO PRO
by opening its windows.
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LOGO PRO
Sacred Narratives
Roman Catholics hold the canon of Scriptures (both Old and
New Testaments) and tradition to be sacred. The living
transmission of divinely guided truth through Church teaching,
called the Magisterium, is held as authoritative.

Ultimate Reality and Divine Beings

Roman Catholics believe in one God in three persons: a
Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. They also believe in
BELIEFS
angels as heavenly messengers, and they venerate the saints,
especially Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Human Nature and the Purpose of Existence

Made in the image and likeness of God, humans are
intrinsically good, through corrupted by sin. Humanity’s purpose
is to live forever with God in the happiness of heaven.
SUFFERING AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL
Humans suffer as a result of sin,
which has its origins in the gift of
human free will, given by God.
The source of evil is humanity’s
freedom to reject God.
AFTERLIFE AND SALVATION
Roman Catholics believe that Christ
makes salvation possible for all
people. By freely choosing to
embrace or reject God’s grace,
humans may spend eternity either in
heaven or in hell.
SACRED TIME

The Mysteries of Christ's life are celebrated via a liturgical calendar

throughout the year. The two greatest feasts celebrate Christ's
RITUALS AND WORSHIP
Resurrection (Easter) and God's Incarnation (Christmas).

Easter is celebrated with a mass, and in the weeks prior to there are

readings and sermons about the death and resurrection of the Lord. Some
churches will have an Easter egg hunt, but mainly a mass to celebrate that
Jesus' resurrection.

Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians

believe is the Son of God. The name 'Christmas' comes from the Mass of Christ (or
Jesus). A Mass service (which is sometimes called Communion or Eucharist) is where
Christians remember that Jesus died for us and then came back to life.

SACRED SPACE
Cathedrals of great artistry and more modest churches serve worship spaces for
Roman Catholics, who believe that all the earth is holy as God’s handiwork and the
place of God’s Incarnation in Jesus Christ.
 RITES AND
CEREMONIES
Roman Catholic worship
is centered around the
Sacrament of the Eucharist
in the Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass. Seven sacraments
serve as efficacious outward
signs of sanctifying grace
for believers.
WORSHIP AND DEVOTION
IN DAILY LIFE
Catholic life is full of prayer
and the use of sacramentals
that prepare the Catholic to
receive grace, such as the
rosary, the wearing of
medals, and the giving of
blessings.
SYMBOLISM
Roman Catholic rituals and
sacred spaces are filled with
symbols pointing to the
sacrificial life of Christ
crucified, the example of the
saints, the liturgical seasons
etc.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

The Roman Catholic Church is hierarchically organized, with local

parishes and dioceses as its building blocks, led by bishops whose leaders
are in communion with the pope.

LEADERSHIP

The Roman Catholic church clergy is comprised of the sacramental roles

of deacons, priests, and bishops, with administrative roles extending up to the
pope as leader of the world’s Catholics. The magisterium is the Church’s
ETHICS AND
teaching authority.
COMMUNIT
PRINCIPLES OF MORAL THOUGHT AND STRUCTURE
Y
Moral thought begins in the conscience informed by natural law. The Ten
Commandments and Jesus’ life are the foundation for Catholic moral action,
which has resulted in the Church’s strong social teachings.
 VISION FOR
SOCIETY
The Roman Catholic Church
seeks to build a society that is
more human, that protects the
dignity of the human person,
and that fosters a renewed
emphasis on charity in social
life as the norm for all activity.
GENDER AND
SEXUALITY
Roman Catholicism teaches that
the sexes are complementary, that
all are called to chastity, and that
marriage is a lifelong covenant
between one man and one woman.
Buklog, thanksgiving ritual system of the Subanen