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The ethical dimension is the idea that some things are right and some things are wrong e.g the ten commandements(which lists things that you should

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The narrative dimension is the dimension that has all the scriptures and texts eg the torah which is the Jewish holy scripture this is important because without this dimension there would be nothing to read or listen to as a community.

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Ethical dimension
The ethical dimension is a dimension which explains the rules of different religions. An example of this is the Ten Commandments in the Jewish religion which is the rules that all Jewish people follow. This is important because without rules religion would be chaotic and without purpose

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1. Ethical dimension
The ethical dimension is the code of conduct that every religion has to obey. Eg: the five pillars in Islam, the Ten Commandments in Christianity. These rules include practises that you should commit to like going to Church or reading a prayer, special diets that you should have: to not drink alcohol, and to not harm anyone.
2. Material Dimension
The material dimension are the objects used to aid worship. Eg: The Bible, Temple and the Sikh Guardwara. These objects are used

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The ethical dimension is mostly about ideas of right and wrong.
The ethical dimension show rules on how to live a good and healthy life.
They are rules from god to behave.
Some examples of the ethical dimension are the Ten Commandments where it says thou shalt not steal, this is one of the rules showing how it ties in with the ethical dimension.I like cheese. The next dimension is the experiential dimension where you experience the sacred. What it means by experiencing the sacre

ETHICAL DIMENSION RULES

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Material Dimension

The material dimension is about objects which are used to aid worship. An example of material dimension is the bible which Christians use to worship their god during services in church. It is useful for all religions as it helps them to communicate with sins of people who they have lost or their god. It gets people together.😘😘😘😘

Practical dimension

The practical dimension is all about

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Material dimension:
The material dimension is based on holy objects which have a special meaning to those who believe in that certain religion. An example is the bible, which many christians believe in, and is used to help worship, and for readings during church.
Ethical dimension:
The ethical dimension is centred around the idea that a certain religion has a certain amount of rules, of which you should follow.

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The Ethical Dimension
The ethical dimension concerns how to live life properly. It’s also says the rules of how to live well. People do this to follow Gods path or plan. God tells you the guidance you should take and how to behave in life. An example of the Ethical dimension is the 5 pillars. One of the 5 pillars being to give money to charity.

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The material dimension
The material dimension is the idea of using objects like shrines and holy books, e.g the Torah (the Jewish bible that includes stories and prayers used in the Jewish faith.People use these to sometimes offer things to god and feeel more connected to god and to express themselves more.

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The Narrative dimension
The narrative dimension is all about the religious texts and stories about religious
truth and belief. An example of this dimension is in the Jewish faith, this text is named the Torah and it is a Jewish sacred text. These texts are used in worship and in teaching. This dimension has immense importance because

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Material dimension
The material dimension is a dimension which uses physical objects to worship your faith. An example of it is when Christians use the bible to worship God, Jesus and everything else there is to worship in the Christian religion. It is important to religions because it is a way to get to there God through objects on Earth

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Material dimension
The material dimension is all about objects that are used to help people worship. An example for this is the Bible. The Bible is a holy scripture that Christians base their belief on. This also links to the Narrative dimension and the experiential dimension.

Doctrinal dimension
The doctrinal dimension is all about religious teachings and beliefs. An example of this is the story of creation. This is in the doctrinal dimension because it is about the belief about the religion. Now this ties into the narrative dimension.

Narrative dimension
The narrative dimension is all about sacred texts such as the Torah. The Torah is the Jewish holy scriptures and their way of life.

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1. Ethical Dimension:
The Ethical Dimension is centred around the idea of rules and the idea of what’s morally right or wrong. An example of this concept can be the Ten Commandments (eg thou shall not kill), ten rules that certain religions follow because they believe it’s right. It’s significant to religions because it sets up a path that people can follow in order to help themselves after death. Finally, this links to the Doctrinal Dimension as that is mainly about the idea of beliefs and the people believe about what’s right and wrong.

2. Material Dimension:
The Material Dimension’s concept is objects used to assist rituals in places of worship. An example of this is the Torah, the Jews’ ancient text in the form of a scroll

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The Ethical Dimension
The ethical Dimension are the rules of how to live a religious life and what is morally right or wrong. An example of this is “thou shall not kill” from the Ten Commandments. It is a rule that shows killing is morally wrong. This is important to religions because it gives them a way to live in order to reach their next life.
This links to the Social Dimension because these rules and ways

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1.the Material dimension are the holy tools and objects used for praying. An example of the material dimension is a murti. A murti is used by hand is to pray to god it is used as a messenger to god. The marterial dimension is important to religion because it allows people to pray and speak to god
2.the social dimension is a dimension that gives people a common identity of religion or community. An example of the social dimension is channukah. Chanukah is when Jewish people come  together and meet and communicate. The social dimension is important to Christians because it allows religious people to have a common identity in religion.

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The narrative dimension is the dimension about all the sacred texts and scriptures

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The narrative dimension is the dimension about all the sacred texts and scriptures
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Ethical dimension
The ethical dimension is a set of rules for the religion to live by. An example of this dimension is the 10 commandments (e.g. thou shall not steal) in Christianity, which is a set of rules Christians are supposed to follow and believe is right. It is important because by following these rules, they can help themselves to have a better life after death.

Institutional Dimension
Is the form in which the religion is held together by. It can also be portrayed as an invisible scaffolding of a dimension. For example the hierarchy in Christianity:

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One dimension is the doctrinal dimension. It is the beliefs and teachings of any religion. An example is the Christian creation story, it teaches Christians how to world was apparently made, it talks about how God made the world in just 6 days and humans were the last things made. It is significant because without beliefs it is not a religion it is merely a way of living. This links to many other dimensions including the Narrative and Ethical dimensions.👌🤙🙌🤧😅💪

Another dimension is the Ethical dimension, it teaches people how to live there lives. An example is The Pillars of Islam, it teaches Muslims how to lives there lives in accordance with Allah and Mohammed. An example is Compusalry Giving
were Muslims must share and donate. This is significant because it helps people live there lives right and separates religions from belief systems. It links with most other dimensions and is key to religion. 💪🙃🤗😏🎶

My final dimension is the Practical dimension which is were practisers do certain rituals in the name of their religions. An example is eucharist were people go to pray and listen to teachings, they also eat Jesus’s ‘blood and body’. This is significant because it helps people learn and it aids people in getting closer to their God. It links with the Material dimension.🤝👌✊️👊👏😪

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The Social Dimension
This dimension involves achieving a sense of identity through being part of your religion’s community. An example of the social and institutional dimension is the Passover meal in Judaism, when people get together to eat symbolic food, remembering how God rescued their ancestors in Egypt from slavery. This dimension is significant for religions as it’s an important part of belonging to the common identity, stretching over time, which bonds people together.

The Experiential Dimension
The Experiential dimension is