Mind The Gap: I Think

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  • Religious
  • beliefs
  • exist
  • because
  • the
  • religious
  • authority
  • has
  • witnessed
  • the
  • value
  • they
  • give
  • individuals
  • in
  • society
  • in
  • general.
  • Nevertheless
  • the
  • ongoing
  • purpose
  • of
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • is
  • not
  • straight
  • forward.
  • On
  • one
  • level
  • it
  • is
  • because
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • historically
  • acquire
  • moral
  • and
  • political
  • atonements,
  • and
  • as
  • these
  • are
  • being
  • forged,
  • that
  • today
  • the
  • religious
  • accordances
  • that
  • have
  • been
  • ascribed
  • are
  • the
  • cause
  • of
  • the
  • need
  • for
  • redress.
  • On
  • another
  • level
  • past
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • became
  • judge
  • and
  • jury,
  • or
  • were
  • becoming
  • the
  • subject
  • of
  • prejudicial
  • scrutiny
  • to
  • suit
  • ambitious
  • society
  • members,
  • but
  • today
  • demands
  • for
  • political
  • transparency
  • has
  • by
  • and
  • large
  • transformed
  • those
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • precedents.
  • Today
  • the
  • moral
  • worth
  • of
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • are
  • under
  • question.
  • What
  • has
  • come
  • to
  • light
  • is
  • that
  • without
  • the
  • standardization
  • of
  • the
  • 'rationality
  • of
  • human
  • choice'
  • seldom
  • is
  • the
  • understanding
  • of
  • human
  • choice
  • fundamental
  • enough
  • to
  • explain
  • such
  • a
  • historically
  • integrated
  • platform
  • as
  • religiosity.
  • This
  • study
  • unfolds
  • where
  • evidence
  • of
  • the
  • compatibility
  • of
  • all
  • known
  • laws,
  • interreligious
  • and
  • constitutional
  • can
  • be
  • gathered,
  • wherein
  • isolationism
  • is
  • seen
  • as
  • the
  • surest
  • means
  • to
  • secure
  • an
  • identity
  • and
  • that
  • by
  • revealing
  • the
  • definition
  • of
  • pluralistic
  • parallelisms
  • in
  • this
  • thesis
  • the
  • mechanism
  • to
  • administer
  • for
  • 'order
  • over
  • doctrine'
  • and
  • 'doctrinal
  • order'
  • mandates
  • in
  • contemporary
  • times
  • can
  • be
  • appropriated.
  • The
  • formation
  • of
  • an
  • identity
  • is
  • complex,
  • but
  • certainly
  • an
  • identity
  • can
  • be
  • fashioned
  • by
  • a
  • 'foundationalist
  • comprehension
  • of
  • doctrines'
  • and,
  • similarly,
  • an
  • abstract
  • religious
  • traditions
  • comprehension
  • so
  • that
  • the
  • challenge,
  • that
  • is
  • securing
  • an
  • unchangeable
  • identity
  • factor
  • and
  • in
  • the
  • name
  • of
  • a
  • particular
  • religion,
  • is
  • achievable.
  • The
  • constitutional
  • authority
  • might
  • sport
  • an
  • interest
  • in
  • securing
  • an
  • identity
  • too,
  • but,
  • in
  • actuality,
  • the
  • interreligious
  • contribution
  • is
  • a
  • proven
  • worthiness
  • of
  • 'pervasive
  • attitudes,'
  • which
  • is
  • accompanied
  • by
  • the
  • elucidation
  • of
  • effective
  • posited
  • purposefulness
  • perspectives
  • and
  • from
  • within
  • the
  • core
  • multidisciplinary
  • plight
  • of
  • society.
  • Today
  • the
  • moral
  • worth
  • of
  • 'religious
  • beliefs'
  • under
  • question
  • are
  • due
  • to
  • the
  • increasing
  • tendency
  • toward
  • extremist
  • isolationism.
  • Legal
  • or
  • constitutional
  • responses
  • have
  • limited
  • success.
  • 'Religious
  • beliefs'
  • cater
  • for
  • a
  • greater
  • breadth
  • of
  • complex
  • religious,
  • non-religious,
  • and
  • agnostic
  • 'believers'
  • than
  • the
  • constitutional
  • order.
  • Religiosity,
  • this
  • is
  • to
  • say,
  • has
  • delivered
  • stable
  • pervasive
  • identities
  • and
  • for
  • this
  • deserves recognition.
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