what are the characteristics of new religious movements?
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These movements are often highly eclectic, pluralistic, and syncretistic; they freely combine doctrines and practices from diverse sources within their belief systems. The new movement is usually founded by a charismatic and sometimes highly authoritarian leader who is thought to have extraordinary powers or insights.
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['(1) Belief in Supernatural Power: ADVERTISEMENTS: ... ', "(2) Man's adjustment to Supernatural Powers: It is another component of religion. ... ", '(3) Acts defined as Sinful: ... ', '(4) Method of Salvation: ... ', '(5) Belief in some sacred things: ... ', '(6) Procedure of Worship: ... ', '(7) Place of Worship:']
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['5 most important characteristics: motion, space, time, theatrical portrayal, dramatic use of light.', 'The Baroque era coincided with the. Counter-Reformation.', 'Italian baroque art became the. language of glorifying God.', 'clarity is remolded into. ... ', 'Favored architectural plan. ... ', 'St. ... ', 'Cathedra Petri. ... ', 'David.']
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It is clearly elaborated by Habermas that new social movements are the 'new politics' which is about quality of life, individual self-realisation and human rights whereas the 'old politics' focus on economic, political, and military security.
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Both religions seek truth by offering its followers a roadmap for their place in the universe, along with a moral code. Those who accept the beliefs and rituals are members of the religion. But many outside consider the movement, and its followers, to be a cult. How have the two been conflated?
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The major difference between “old/established” religions and “new” religions lies in the name. ... As these religions grow “old” they must either adapt to changing social conditions or face replacement by a “new” religion that better addresses the issues of the day. Adaptability characterizes most successful religions.
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Religion has historically been an impetus to social change. The translation of sacred texts into everyday, non-scholarly language empowered people to shape their religions. Disagreements between religious groups and instances of religious persecution have led to wars and genocides.
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['(1) A group of people: ADVERTISEMENTS: ... ', '(2) A definite locality: It is the next important characteristic of a community. ... ', '(3) Community Sentiment: It is another important characteristic or element of community. ... ', '(4) Naturality: ... ', '(5) Permanence : ... ', '(6) Similarity: ... ', '(7) Wider Ends: ... ', '(8) Total organised social life:']
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['Introduction.', 'Characteristics. Religion. Deeds. Human Values. Obedience. Bravery. Love. Morality. Poetic Form. Other Literature.']
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['Religon. The worship of a god, gods or spirits.', 'Goverment. organization set up to make and enforce rules for a society.', 'Art. the products of human creativity.', 'Language. the mental faculty or power of vocal communication.', 'The 3 Forms Of Language. ... ', 'History. ... ', 'Social Groups. ... ', 'Daily Life.']
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['Religion defense.', 'Religion publication.', 'Art conservation.', 'Increase heritage.', 'History composition.', 'Financial development.', 'Fame.', 'Culture protection.']
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['The oneness of God.', 'The essential unity of religion.', 'The unity of mankind.', 'Equality of men and women.', 'Elimination of all forms of prejudice.', 'World peace.', 'Harmony of religion and science.', 'Independent investigation of truth.']
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['(1) Ethnocentrism:', '(2) Similar Behaviour:', '(3) We-feeling:', '(4) Sense of Unity:', '(5) Love, Sympathy and fellow-feeling:', 'The Characteristics of out group:']
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['Rebirth of Humanism. -way of thought that focuses on human beings and their potential for achievement.', 'Rebirth of Naturalism. ... ', 'Perspective and Depth in Art. ... ', 'Create Non Religious Themes. ... ', 'Privately Owned Art. ... ', 'Sculpture and Architecture. ... ', 'Artists Became Popular with their Art.']
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['Rise of the nation state.', 'Growth of tolerance as a political and social belief.', 'Industrialization.', 'Rise of mercantilism and capitalism.', 'Discovery and colonization of the Non-Western world.', 'Rise of representative democracy.', 'Increasing role of science and technology.', 'Urbanization.']
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Common Characteristics of Religions. In his book Religions of the World, Niels Nielsen presents 12 common characteristics found in most religions. Most religions include belief in the supernatural (spirits, gods, God) or belief in some other Ultimate Reality beyond, yet connected to, human experience and existence.
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Theologically, the New Age typically adopts a belief in a holistic form of divinity that imbues all of the universe, including human beings themselves. There is thus a strong emphasis on the spiritual authority of the self.