Prescribed Title Essay
Prescribed Title Essay “To gain understanding of the world, we need to make use of stereotypes.” In other words, in order to gain comprehension of an intended meaning of the world, we need to make use of the world’s cliche ideas on a person or thing. Based on intuition and the connection between religious knowledge systems, ethics, and faith, stereotypes are not a necessity in order to understand other people’s intentions and actions. To what extent are stereotypes useful in order to gain an understanding of the world ? What determines that stereotypes are true and create a clear and true understanding of the world ? They don’t, stereotypes create a falsification of the world therefore they are not needed and should not be put to use in order
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A Person's faith is a person’s way of knowing which then leads to creating a religious knowledge system and ethics form. These two of areas of knowledge and way of knowing connect together to form a person’s own view, belief, and understanding of the world. Most people that tend to connect their understanding of the world to their areas of knowledge and way of knowing don't rely on stereotypes in order to gain an understanding of the world. An example of these type of people would be non religious people, although non religious people tend to not be a religion they do have a belief system and view of the world. Most non religious people tend to rely on their ways of knowing (intuition and faith) and themselves. The use of stereotypes are the main unreliable sources of these type of people, especially if they are stereotypes made by society. Because most of the society is based on Christianity, it makes stereotypes unreliable to other part of the world, so non religious people tend to rely on their “religious” knowledge system and faith for their own understanding of the world. Some of the more unreliable religious stereotypes are “all muslims are terrorists” which is not the case and isn’t always true. although religious stereotypes can be seen as unreliables, everyone has a different view of the world, a different faith so some stereotypes can seem reliable to certain people. everyone has a different belief and faith, meaning that everyone has a different understanding of the world based on what the believe. This can be more of a reason to not use stereotypes in order to gain an understanding of the
A Person's faith is a person’s way of knowing which then leads to creating a religious knowledge system and ethics form. These two of areas of knowledge and way of knowing connect together to form a person’s own view, belief, and understanding of the world. Most people that tend to connect their understanding of the world to their areas of knowledge and way of knowing don't rely on stereotypes in order to gain an understanding of the world. An example of these type of people would be non religious people, although non religious people tend to not be a religion they do have a belief system and view of the world. Most non religious people tend to rely on their ways of knowing (intuition and faith) and themselves. The use of stereotypes are the main unreliable sources of these type of people, especially if they are stereotypes made by society. Because most of the society is based on Christianity, it makes stereotypes unreliable to other part of the world, so non religious people tend to rely on their “religious” knowledge system and faith for their own understanding of the world. Some of the more unreliable religious stereotypes are “all muslims are terrorists” which is not the case and isn’t always true. although religious stereotypes can be seen as unreliables, everyone has a different view of the world, a different faith so some stereotypes can seem reliable to certain people. everyone has a different belief and faith, meaning that everyone has a different understanding of the world based on what the believe. This can be more of a reason to not use stereotypes in order to gain an understanding of the