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RELIGION AND INFLUENCE ON ETHICS REAL LIFE SITUATION: PARIS SUICIDE BOMBING ATTACKS - DATE: November 2015 - Killed 130 people and wounded 494 - Armed with assault rifles and explosives - Targeted six locations - ISIS claimed


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RELIGION AND INFLUENCE ON ETHICS

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REAL LIFE SITUATION: PARIS SUICIDE BOMBING ATTACKS

  • DATE: November 2015
  • Killed 130 people and wounded 494
  • Armed with assault rifles and

explosives

  • Targeted six locations
  • ISIS claimed responsibility
  • Suicide Bombing
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Ethical behaviour comprises of actions of an individual based on their learnings. It is the moral code that guides an individual and helps in decision-making. Religious beliefs refer to the attitudes towards spiritual aspects of a religion. It differs from religious practice.

TO WHAT EXTENT DO FAITH AND RELIGIOUS BELIEFS SHAPE ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR in the production of knowledge?

Our central knowledge question

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AREAS OF KNOWLEDGE

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WAYS OF KNOWING

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EXPLORING KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONS

  • How do religious knowledge systems

influence the ethical behaviour in society?

  • How do religious knowledge systems

affect shared knowledge?

  • How do religious knowledge systems

determine the hierarchy of power in society?

  • How does emotion affect a society’s

ethics?

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CLAIM 1

Our religion affects our behaviour, and the ethicality of it is judged by the court of law

  • Priests which are knowers have responsibility for accuracy, presenting

emotional truth

  • Moral question - Should one be forced to justify their faith using reason?
  • RLS: SABARIMALA TEMPLE
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REAL LIFE SITUATION 2

SABARIMALA TEMPLE

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COUNTERCLAIM 1

‘We can be ethical without being religious’

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REAL SITUATION 3

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CLAIM 2

“Faith limits the acquisition of new knowledge.”

  • The term ‘faith’ is most frequently used to refer specifically to religious faith, but

can also be used in a secular sense as a synonym for trust.”

  • Faith Based On Knowledge
  • In a sense, faith leads only to personal knowledge as it is a subjective commitment
  • f belief without the evidence that would compel universally shared agreement.
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COUNTERCLAIM 2

Shared knowledge is individually understood largely through emotion

  • Shared knowledge structured by the society, systematic in its nature and the

product of more than one individual’s thoughts.

  • It changes and evolves over time.
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REAL LIFE SITUATION 5

The Babri Masjid- Ayodhya dispute

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CONCLUSION

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BIBLIOGRAPHY