A French  philosopher who coined the term sociology 1838

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Auguste Comte

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is an American psychologist, educator, and author of self-help books

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He unify history, psychology and economics through the descriptive understanding of the social realm. He was the first to systematized and give a complete analysis of the principles of the positive character of the social sciences

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According to him social sciences as those mental or cultural sciences which deal with the activities of the individual as member of the group.

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He was a sociologist who was actively involved in many of the controversial issues of his time. He wrote about race relations, abortion and contraception, and immigration.

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According to him social science as a general term for all the sciences which are concerned with the human affairs.”

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According go him social sciences are concerned with the laws that govern society and the social department of man

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Distinctive Characteristics of Social Sciences

The study of man as a unique living creature may be viewed in two fundamental dimensions:

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b) Man, as a social being. 

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Distinctive Characteristics of Social Sciences

The study of man as a unique living creature may be viewed in two fundamental dimensions:

a) Man, as an individual being. 

b) _

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"philosophy” is derived from the Greek words philos/philia means

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philosophy” is derived from the Greek words sophia

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a Greek mathematician and philosopher, who coined the word “love of wisdom”.

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is a branch of philosophy responsible for the study of reality. It is the basis of a worldview

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is the study of our method of acquiring knowledge and explain how think

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deals with what is the proper behavior for man

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is the study of art; deals with the problem of beauty and value as applied to art

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1. tells us how a society must be set up and how one should act within the society.

religion is derived from the Latin word "_" means respect for what is sacred” or “reverence with the gods

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organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems and world views that relate humanity to an order of experience.

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Every religion believes in the existence of some supernatural powers or forces. Some consider this power as formless and unseen that influences every aspect of human life.

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people who believe in one god

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people who believe in goddess

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In religion, there are things which are regarded as holy or sacred. It constitutes the heart of the religion. These are symbols. They are not visible.

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Rituals are the practical side of religion. It includes varieties of behaviour such as wearing of special type of cloth, reciting prayers, hymns, taking birth in holy rivers, singing, dancing, crawling, fasting, etc.

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Every religion defines certain acts as sacred or righteous and other acts as profane and sinful.

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Salvation is the ultimate goal of life. Every religion has their own explanation regarding the method of salvation. For Buddhists, salvation is Nirvana or mingle with the God. For Hindus, it is Mukti (e.g. free from the chain of life cycle..)

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Each religion has a specific procedure of worshipping. Worshippers differ from each other in motor activities.

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Different religions practice public relation rites and rituals in fixed form and they also have specific ideology that may be handed down with an oral tradition or written one.

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Each religion has a definite place of worship. Christians in church, Hindus worship in a temple and Muslims in a mosque.

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CHRISTIANITY

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ISLAM

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HINDUISM

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BUDDHISM

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TAOISM

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SHINTO

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JUDAISM

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SIKHISM

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JUDAISM  - derived from a Hebrew term “_” which means Judah

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It is the predominant religion in Israel which constitutes 75.6% of the population.

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FOUNDARS OF JUDAISM

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The Land of Jews

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is the predominant religion in the world

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GREEK TERM OF CHRISTIANITY "_" means anointed/Jesus

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The Lord’s Prayer, also called the

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Literally means submission to the will of Allah

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The gollower called _ which means the one who submit to Allah.

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• it is considered as the oldest existing religion in the world.

which literally means “the teaching of elders”or“the ancient teaching” or “the school of the Elder Monks”

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• Three characteristics of the “Teaching of Analysis”

  1._ means nothis is permanent

  2.dukkha (suffering)

  3.anatta (not-self

• Three characteristics of the “Teaching of Analysis”

  1.Annica (impermanence)

  2._ -the root of it is our cravings

  3.anatta (not-self

• Three characteristics of the “Teaching of Analysis”

  1.Annica (impermanence)

  2.dukkha (suffering)

  3._ -means continues change

Daoism also called as

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This term means path, way, or principle

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Shinto also known as Kami-no-michi or the way of the Kami (spirits, gods, essences) is the ethnic religion of the people of Japan that was first used in the 6^th century A.D.

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Religion is China

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