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A Journey through the East: September 2009
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A Journey through the East. Exploring the Religions of the Silk Road. Monday, September 21, 2009. Video: "Silk Road Journey From China Through Central Asia". It's hard to really grasp the sheer vastness of the journey unless you actually went through and saw some of the points along it:. Sunday, September 20, 2009. Map of Particular Goods' Origins. Certain regions specialized in producing particular goods. That were exported out along the route with merchants. Saturday, September 19, 2009.
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A Journey through the East: October 2009
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A Journey through the East. Exploring the Religions of the Silk Road. Monday, October 26, 2009. Group Topic #1: Studying Religion - A Reflection. It's an age old question though - what exactly is religion? If not, what exactly would this belief system be considered, if not 'religion'? Various scholars have given their own definitions of religion and, as was expected, faults can be found in virtually all of them. Personally, I'm rather fond of Geertz's definition of religion that defines it as:. It's inte...
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Nikat Sansaar: 02/01/10
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Monday, February 1, 2010. Islam and The Silk Road (Entry #10). With respect to West and East Africa, Islam's presence was intriguing. Preachers first went into these regions to spread Islam and then jurists were the second Islamic influence, which finalized its presence into the state and legal system. Their methods to convert people into Islam is also interesting as they would use the "local culture" to explain things like dietary rules; so they used not Islam but local laws. Posted by Nikat Sansaar.
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Nikat Sansaar: 01/20/10
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Religious Violence in Malaysia. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Thought this was interesting. Not sure if anyone knows or has heard about this but it's caused quite a debate and uproar with many communities.I first heard about it after it affected the Sikh community. Here is the article:. Http:/ www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article6985866.ece. O Baba, the Lord Allah is Inaccessible and Infinite. Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Posted by Nikat Sansaar. The Silk Routes Blog.
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East Meets West: Traversing the Silk Road. Just another WordPress.com weblog. RLG245: Religions of the Silk Road. University of Toronto – St. George. RLG245: Religions of the Silk Road a course at the University of Toronto aiming to entice the average student into re-discovering the world’s past, the people who walked on it and what of them they left behind. This blog exists to add to the ever-growing research on the people of the silk road, the religions they adhered to, and their actions.
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East Meets West: Traversing the Silk Road. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Group Topic: The Study of Religion. Anthropologists have had different theories regarding religion. From Frazer’s theory of magic, to that of animism, animatism, nature-worship, idolatry, fetishism, and superstition of others, many theories have formulated over the years. The focus is slowly shifting from only the constitution of the religion, to the interaction between the religion and the believer. October 27, 2009. The follo...
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Official Blog Entry #6: Nestorian Christianity – Religious Tolerance in Chang’an China | East Meets West: Traversing the Silk Road
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East Meets West: Traversing the Silk Road. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Official Blog Entry #6: Nestorian Christianity – Religious Tolerance in Chang’an China. Assyrians in tradition garb in Arbil, Iraq. Present day Nestorians do not refer to themselves as such, but rather as Assyrians, belonging to the Assyrian Church of the East, or more officially to the Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East (in Arabic: كنيسة المشرق الآشورية الرسولية الكاثوليكية المقد سة). January 8, 2010. You are ...
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Nikat Sansaar: 02/08/10
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Monday, February 8, 2010. Islam After 9/11 (Entry #11). First of all, I have to say that this week's readings were one of those parts of a course where my mind approached things differently but was also challenged. I knew the issue was much more complicated than what is already out there and these two readings just blew me away and it was really interesting to see the authors examining the issue through a different viewpoint.the Feminism, the Taliban, and Politics of Counter-Insurgency.
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Nikat Sansaar: 03/22/10
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Monday, March 22, 2010. Judaism and The Silk Road (Entry #13). Other evidence of their presence come from their incorporation into laws. For example, Judaism was listed as a religio lictia, meaning it was a religion that was permitted by law. This also means that their practices and beliefs were heavily regulated by the government; i.e. their dietary laws. If so, were they different from "pure" Judaism since they were regulated by the law? Posted by Nikat Sansaar. Monday, March 22, 2010.
