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Now that you are ending your travels with Religious News, you decide to write a two-page academic paper that showcases
your newfound perspective on world religions and new religions. For this research paper you will:
create a cover page (not included in total page count),
explore conflict between religion and science,
evaluate the importance of interfaith dialogue,
explain some of the characteristics of New Age spiritualty, and
explain the three traditional types of change in religion.
Your research paper must include at least two sources with proper in-text citations and a reference page that does not
count towards the final page total. Remember to follow APA formatting and guidelines
Course Textbook(s)
Deming, W. (Ed.). (2015). Understanding the religions of the world: An introduction. West Sussex, United Kingdom: Wiley-
Blackwell.
Explanation & Answer
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Running head: WORLD RELIGIONS AND NEW RELIGIONS
World Religions and New Religions
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WORLD RELIGIONS AND NEW RELIGIONS
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World Religions and New Religions
There is a constant public debate about the connection between science and religion. In
the modern American culture, the importance given to science often tend to marginalize religious
perspectives on common economic and social issues. This paper aims to explore the conflict
between religion and science and evaluate the importance of interfaith dialogue. Additionally,
this paper explores the characteristics of New Age spirituality and the three traditional types of
change in religion.
Conflict Between Religion And Science
Scholars argue about the origins of the universe and how to explain the planetary and
stellar activities in the heavens. Contemporary science began to question wha...
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