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Dictionary Definition |
My definition |
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| Immanent |
indwelling the universe, time, etc. |
To be within the specific universe, time etc. |
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| Transcendent |
Beyond something, surpass |
To be beyond the universe, time, etc. |
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| Belief |
Believing, in something a person believes |
A person believing in something |
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| Faith |
A female given name |
A name which can be received as their identity |
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| faith |
confidence or trust in a person or thing |
To have confidence or to trust in another |
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| Values |
relative worth, merit, or importance |
Something which have reasonable worth or is important |
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| Attitudes |
A way of thinking or behaving |
The way one acts or thinks |
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| God |
the one Supreme Being, the creator and ruler of the universe |
A higher more powerful being that is thought to be the creator and ruler of the universe |
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| god |
A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions |
Someone that is looked upon as perfect and invincible. A ruler of the world humans live in and are worshiped by people. |
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| Allah |
The name for God, the Supreme Being, in the Arabic language |
The Supreme Being in which Arabs believe in as their God. |
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| YHWH |
The Hebrew Tetragrammaton representing the name of God |
The Hebrew God |
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| Nirvana |
An ideal condition of rest, harmony, stability, or joy. |
To feel at peace |
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| Peace |
A condition in which there is no war, violence, or disorder |
When one is at no war with oneself or another |
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| Harmony |
Being friendly to each other and not quarrelling |
When everyone gets along and there is no fighting |
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| Ritual |
The series of actions used in religious or other ceremony |
The way in which a ceremony is conducted |
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| Symbol |
something used for or regarded as representing something else |
An object that symbolises something else |
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| Spirituality |
Of the human soul, not physical |
Untouchable and inner part of a human |
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| Sacred |
Holy; of a God or a god |
Something special and holy that is initiated at a God |
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| Scripture |
Sacred writings, especially the Bible |
A text that is scared in a bible or other religious books |
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| Social structures |
Is a term frequently used in anthropology, sociology and social theory to refer to enduring relationships or bonds between individuals or groups of individuals |
To keep strong relationships with others around oneself |
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| Prayer |
Words used in praying |
A devoted choice or words or a religious text spoken to reach a God |
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| Commitment |
A pledge or promise, dedication; loyalty |
To be strongly devoted to something |
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| Dialogue |
A conversation between two or more persons |
Vocal communication between two or more person |
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| Deep listening |
Deeply absorbed in the thought of listening |
Concentrating hard to listen |
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| Empathy |
Identify yourself mentally with another person and understanding him or her |
To mentally understand one another |
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| Ethics |
Standards of right behaviour |
To be civilised by behaving accordingly |
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| Interconnectedness |
The quality or condition of being interconnected |
To be connected with different kinds |
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| Authentic relationship |
In a relationship with a person whom one knows, likes and trusts |
A stable relationship where one has a tight bonding with another |
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| Unity |
Being united |
To become one |
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| Diversity |
Make or become varied; involve yourself in different kinds of things |
Having a large variety of types |
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| Identity |
The collective aspect of the set of characteristics by which a thing is definitively recognizable or known |
The certain aspects one is entitled to and known by |
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| Respect |
Have respect for a person or thing |
To admire someone or something |
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| Tolerance |
The capacity for or the practice of recognizing and respecting the beliefs or practices of others. |
The ability to recognise and respect the beliefs and practices of another religions |
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| Goodwill |
Friendly deposition |
To have good intension |
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| Inclusiveness |
Including the stated limit or extremes in consideration or account |
To take account of and be considerate of limits |
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| Inter-religious |
Existing or communicating between different religions |
Connecting and associating with many religions |
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