Returning to Origins in Secular and Religious Tradition (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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Returning to Origins in Secular and Religious Tradition
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What does 'returning to origins' mean?

Reconnecting with fundamental experiences & meanings

Religious context of returning to origins

Going back to original meaning/purpose of faith tradition

Secular context of returning to origins

Seeking spiritual experiences outside traditional religion

Christian churches' foundational vision

Life, death & resurrection of Jesus Christ

Evangelical & Pentecostal Churches' focus

Personal & spiritual relationship with Jesus

Karl Rahner's prediction for 3rd millennium Christians

Would be mystics (relate to God experience) or not be Christians at all

Father Peter McVerry's work example

Works with Dublin's homeless, reflects Jesus' concern for poor

Philosophers exploring meaninglessness in secular society

Nietzsche, Sartre & Camus

Music festivals' transcendent quality

Transport listeners to different realms of experience/reality

Ireland music event stats (Feb 2015-2016)

3.4M tickets sold, 2.2M attended (nearly half population)

How attendees describe music festival experiences

Deeply spiritual, life-changing, "other-worldly"

What both religious & secular trends seek

Authenticity, meaning & connection in modern world

Evidence of returning to origins trend

Church attendance falling, alternative spiritual experiences grow

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