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Six Ways of Being Religious

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Six Ways of Being Religious

The book proposes the hypothesis that six generic ways of being religious may be found in any large-scale religious tradition such as Christianity or Buddhism or Islam or Hinduism: sacred rite, right action, devotion, shamanic mediation, mystical quest, and reasoned inquiry. These are recurrent ways in which, socially and individually, devout members of these traditions take up and appropriate their stories and symbols to draw near to, and come into right relationship with, the ultimate reality.

Religious StudiesHumanities
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Dale Cannon
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Western Oregon University
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LibreTexts
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CC BY-NC
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  1. 01: General Introduction
  2. 1.01: Chapter Summary
  3. 1.02: Study Questions
  4. 02: Thinking Generically about Religion
  5. 2.01: Fusing Empathy and Objectivity
  6. 2.02: What Is Religion
  7. 2.03: The Problem of Meaning and Its Different Aspects
  8. 2.04: Systems of Symbols That Allow for Varying Interpretations
  9. 2.05: A Way of Being Religious Generically Considered
  10. 2.06: Common Sense in Religion
  11. 2.07: Chapter Summary
  12. 2.08: Study Questions
  13. 2.09: For Further Reading
  14. 03: Different Ways of Being Religious
  15. 3.01: Making Sense of the Different Generic Ways
  16. 3.02: The Six Different Ways Described
  17. 3.03: Six Hermeneutical Orientations
  18. 3.04: Relating the Ways to Each Other and to Personality Types
  19. 3.05: Applying the Framework to Specific Traditions
  20. 3.06: Chapter Summary
  21. 3.07: Study Questions
  22. 3.08: For Further Reading
  23. 3.8.01: On the Way of Sacred Right
  24. 3.8.02: On the Way of Right Action
  25. 3.8.03: On the Way of Devotion
  26. 3.8.04: On the Way of Shamanic Mediation
  27. 3.8.05: On the Way of Mystical Quest
  28. 3.8.06: On the Way of Reasoned Inquiry
  29. 3.09: Notes
  30. 04: The Ways of Being Religious Exemplified
  31. 4.01: Ways of Being Religious in American Christianity
  32. 4.02: Some Nontraditional Ways of Being Religious in North America
  33. 4.03: Prioritizing of the Ways in Different Traditions
  34. 4.04: Compactness Differentiation and Syncretism
  35. 4.05: Combinations of Different Ways
  36. 4.06: Attitudes of Inclusion and Exclusion
  37. 4.07: Chapter Summary
  38. 4.08: Study Questions
  39. 4.09: For Further Reading
  40. 4.10: Notes
  41. 05: Variations in Quality of Practice of the Ways
  42. 5.01: Special Problems in Empathizing with Different Ways
  43. 5.02: Differentiating Specific Criteria and Generic Criteria within a Tradition
  44. 5.03: From Is to Ought from Description to Judgment
  45. 5.04: Generic Virtues and Vices of Each Way
  46. 5.05: Chapter Summary
  47. 5.06: Study Questions
  48. 5.07: For Further Reading
  49. 5.08: Notes
  50. 06: Using the Framework
  51. 6.01: Advantages of Using the Framework
  52. 6.02: Liabilities of Using the Framework (How Not to Apply It)
  53. 6.03: Chapter Summary
  54. 6.04: Study Questions
  55. 6.05: For Further Reading
  56. 6.06: Notes
  57. 07: Applysing the Framework to the Whole of Buddhism
  58. 7.01: Interpreting a Whole Tradition and Subtraditions
  59. 7.02: A Survey of the Different Ways in Buddhism
  60. 7.2.01: Theravada Buddhism
  61. 7.2.02: Mahayana Buddhism
  62. 7.2.03: Vajrayana Buddhism
  63. 7.03: Chapter Summary
  64. 7.04: Study Questions
  65. 7.05: For Further Reading
  66. 7.06: Notes
  67. 08: Applying the Framework to the Whole of Christianity
  68. 8.01: A Survey of the Different Ways in Christianity
  69. 8.1.01: Eastern Orthodox Christianity
  70. 8.1.02: Roman Catholic Christianity
  71. 8.1.03: Protestant Christianity
  72. 8.02: Comparing Buddhism and Christianity as Whole Traditions
  73. 8.03: Chapter Summary
  74. 8.04: Study Questions
  75. 8.05: For Further Reading
  76. 8.06: Notes
  77. 09: The Way of Mystical Quest
  78. 9.01: Theravada Satipattbana Meditation
  79. 9.02: Orthodox Christian Hesychasm
  80. 9.03: Chapter Summary
  81. 9.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  82. 9.05: For Further Reading
  83. 9.06: Notes
  84. 10: The Way of Reasoned Inquiry
  85. 10.01: Nagasena Replies to the Questions of King Milinda
  86. 10.02: Anselm's Faith Seeking Understanding
  87. 10.03: Chapter Summary
  88. 10.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  89. 10.05: For Further Reading
  90. 10.06: Notes
  91. 11: The Way of Right Action
  92. 11.01: The Sarvodaya Movement in Sri Lanka
  93. 11.02: The Catholic Worker Movement
  94. 11.03: Chapter Summary
  95. 11.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  96. 11.05: For Further Reading
  97. 11.06: Notes
  98. 12: The Way of Devotion
  99. 12.01: Shinran and Pure Land Devotion
  100. 12.02: Billy Graham and Evangelical Piety
  101. 12.03: Chapter Summary
  102. 12.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  103. 12.05: For Further Reading
  104. 12.06: Notes
  105. 13: The Way of Shamanic Mediation
  106. 13.01: Healing and Exorcism in Japanese Shugendo
  107. 13.02: Healing and Exorcism in a Charismatic Community
  108. 13.03: Chapter Summary
  109. 13.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  110. 13.05: For Further Reading
  111. 13.06: Notes
  112. 14: The Way of Sacred Rite
  113. 14.01: Rinzai Zen Tea Ceremony
  114. 14.02: Orthodox Divine Liturgy
  115. 14.03: Chapter Summary
  116. 14.04: Study Questions on Similarities and Differences
  117. 14.05: For Further Reading
  118. 14.06: Notes
  119. 15: Comparing Buddhism and Christianity by Means of the Framework
  120. 15.01: Chapter Summary
  121. 15.02: Study Questions
  122. 15.03: For Further Reading
  123. 15.04: Notes