This is about belief systems (or constituent belief systems, reflected by their senator) on what the government's role should be in health care.
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"Each of these intolerant belief systems was strongly correlated with the other belief systems," they write, with modern sexism and modern racism particularly closely linked.
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Belief systems that once anchored you emotionally will be tested.
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Maybe her belief systems really can make others happy, too.
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You have the same belief systems as when you're alive.
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"I think most of us are in an interesting dialogue with the belief systems we developed as children, and that most leaders are shaped, consciously or not, by those early belief systems," he said.
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Today, Soriano is clear about the paradoxes of his belief systems.
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I started to shed all the rigidity about my belief systems.
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They're built out of our belief systems, both good and bad.
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They are structures and networks that nurture our individual belief systems.
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Religions are an organized belief system, and cults are organized belief systems.
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Atheism is not a belief system but a repudiation of belief systems.
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But I find myself thinking, too, about what Ward said about belief systems.
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Our aim is not to offer commentary on anyone's religion or belief systems.
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What is clear is that the cultural belief systems trickle down from commanders.
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I just wanted to represent authentically the human condition and different belief systems.
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The Yazidi do not practice Islam, but rather, a combination of several belief systems.
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They populated Mesopotamian religions and native American belief systems; their geographical spread is vast.
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You're shedding old belief systems like crazy today, Taurus, it's a brand new you.
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Over time, some families have braided fear of witchcraft into their broader belief systems.
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It's a word for a basic human need, something many belief systems aspire to.
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DJ: We treat them as separate because the belief systems differ quite a bit.
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Our personal identities, emotions and relationships are constantly testing our belief systems, she said.
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This goes without saying, but: Don't follow extremist or radical groups with offensive belief systems.
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And like all conspiracies, this level of shipping can lead to hardcore, alienating belief systems.
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Is it one of dialogue and communication that challenges people to reconsider their belief systems?
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"Schools need to wholeheartedly respect and value belief systems that all families teach," she said.
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"It was like a whole spring cleaning of my belief systems," Edmondson recalls initially thinking.
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The belief systems that used to reinforce a faith in progress have become less influential.
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And our experiences inform our belief systems about who that person is before a moment.
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The other strategy – disengagement – is premised on the assumption that belief systems may never change.
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And when I talk about belief systems, I'm not just talking about cults or world religions.
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Colonialism hoped to eradicate these belief systems entirely, and to eradicate all memory of indigenous practices.
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She looked to many existing religions, movements, and other spiritual belief systems to develop Meyerism's tenets.
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"We embrace our differences, whether they be race, gender, sexual orientation or belief systems," he said.
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"YouTube monetizes influence for everyone, regardless of how harmful their belief systems are," the report found.
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Temples like White Cloud and belief systems like Taoism are part of this search for answers.
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Rival belief systems are once again persecuted and the inner workings of the party remain profoundly secret.
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Those who survived were traumatized, separated from their families and communities, their institutions, traditions and belief systems.
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Some academics say the Khmer Rouge's regulation of marriage was intended to attack traditional Cambodian belief systems.
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Fundamentalist belief systems — ISIS, al Qaeda and neo-Nazism — challenge foundational ethical norms and elemental safety needs.
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I am ICRC's director for Africa, and I understand the tension that exists between different belief systems.
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"I feel like all of my old belief systems say I should get a job and find a regular apartment, and my new, emerging belief systems are saying maybe there's another way," she told me as she showed me around her sunny, spotless room later in the week.
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Raven (Frances Conroy), the show briefly plays around with different belief systems and possible theories behind the mist.
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But there are lot of things that are not even religions or cults that are organized belief systems.
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The idea that favoring the left meant moving away from God soon spread to other Western belief systems.
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You can go outside on the Net and purchase a dozen new belief systems to get a dollar.
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Resistance to vaccines and GMOs is also centered on belief systems that fear the consequences of modern technology.
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Powerful shifts take place this evening, Pisces, especially around how you view the world and your belief systems.
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College is "very likely to challenge the more conservative belief systems we have in our brains," Grafman says.
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So you have all these Bigfoot belief systems and I just found it incredible that they actually believe this.
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We can learn a lot from theologies and belief systems that teach about accepting impermanence and practicing non-attachment.
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Equality is about inclusiveness, and the belief systems that oppress one group use the same mechanisms to oppress others.
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Before we get too far into the philosophical weeds, a reminder: Atheism and agnosticism are not opposing belief systems.
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Together they form a totalizing belief system that increasingly has no overlap with the country's other political belief systems.
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Though a variety of belief systems were represented, there were common factors tying the backgrounds of most attendees together.
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It was around the time where we became more interested in the connections between different mythologies and belief systems.
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Those who hold different belief systems than I do generally fall in the old classmates and family member categories.
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Religious privilege of this sort was never intended for all belief systems, but rather for one type of religion.
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What's notable to us is the disparate belief systems among some of our Indian friends, colleagues, and family members.
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What if the belief systems used to justify anti-immigrant policies and to justify race prejudice, for that matter — hostility to outsiders, insularity, high sensitivity to external threat — are as deeply ingrained in the American body politic as belief systems sympathetic to immigration and to racial equality — openness, receptivity to new experiences, trust?
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But shifting your belief systems should be a lot easier once you've learned the stories behind your partner's financial priorities.
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It is far from accumulating the collective historical memory or shared culture which the world's great belief systems can claim.
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Hayhoe argues that "dismissive" is more accurate than "denier" because she believes most people aren't malicious about their belief systems.
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How many unique traditions, rituals, belief systems, and ways of working and speaking and praying are we willing to lose?
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" This occurs, he suggested, "when previous explanations and belief systems are found to be inadequate in explaining an individual's experience.
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Tackling their own anxieties and belief systems in maths might be the first step to helping their children or students.
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Judge Kavanaugh's record shows he also has a special place in his heart for the mystical belief systems of corporations.
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In the post-apocalyptic genre, global unity is not possible; there are simply too many differing belief systems at play.
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The works themselves seem ready to move in an instant, much like the ideas and belief systems she speaks to.
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The two have strangely a lot in common: cults, dogged belief systems, well-intentioned humans, and a surprising amount of violence.
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How far, though, can a religion based on dogma go in respecting other belief systems before it irreparably compromises its own?
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The minimum teaching programme would be determined by an advisory council representing a range of religions and belief systems, including humanism.
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Part of all belief systems, from superstition to canonical religion, is trying to make sense of all this chaos, you know?
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She frequently works on the ground, examining the physicality, history, and even belief systems of every site she ends up filming.
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My S&M, from whatever process I am engaging, is my way of subverting dominant paradigms and radically distorting belief systems.
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The Americans demonstrates the important shift that is meant to happen — idealistically, anyhow — when belief systems collide in a pluralist world.
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We will — again — discuss gun laws, mental health issues, belief systems, the police response, the political response and the media response.
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"Our goal isn't to put our thumb on the scale of local belief systems; it's to make sure kids are immunized."
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As with any myth, Hopinka makes us question what belief systems inform the world, in Chinuk Wawa or North American English.
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If anything, it's that religions or belief systems that make you feel better but don't incur judgment on others are great.
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Effectively, they want to fight radicalization by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors.
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Polling on none of the other belief systems and their perceived connection to terrorism or violence came close to matching those numbers.
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The symbol first appeared about 7,000 years ago, and is considered a sacred symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and other belief systems.
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Much like many of our indigenous rituals and belief systems, Spanish colonizer assholes tried to stamp it out, but the celebration survived.
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In an increasingly secular world, he's started noticing these same kinds of belief systems he studies in religion emerging in other ways.
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The violent attack became a cultural touchstone defining the power of internet culture in its ability to warp belief systems and reality.
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I've watched great minds of my generation double down and entrench themselves in their belief systems, convinced of "our" rightness and "their" wrongness.
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If there is a dividing line, it's along those lines, but they definitely share a lot of features, because they're organized belief systems.
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It's just a way to propagandize these terrible belief systems that, at this point in history, we're trying to get past these things.
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The Americans places those belief systems into conflict and asks an important question of its viewers: In whom, or what, do you believe?
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Long before the main world religions were established, during the earliest periods of human development, many belief-systems venerated a supreme female creator.
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The problem for economics research today is to try to clarify these changing belief systems, their impact on the economy, and their duration.
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"There almost has to be a generational renewal of belief systems," said Mr. Hart, a two-time presidential candidate, who is now 81.
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It usually portrays clashes of belief systems, but blurs the line between which order is the moral superior: cult or so-called mainstream.
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Growing up Catholic has given Katya many strong opinions on religion and religious practices—including the qualities of organized belief systems that generate appeal.
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" But Riggleman made light of the Bigfoot controversy on Monday, sharing a video of himself explaining what he calls the various "Bigfoot belief systems.
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It would have been so far removed from their own belief systems that it would have been impossible for them to implement my vision.
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As a Shinto, I'm obviously biased, but I think that taking a look at "primitive" belief systems might be a good place to start.
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A social psychology theory called Terror Management says that when faced with their mortality, people become more committed to their thoughts and belief systems.
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Our values and belief systems are antithetical to the ideology of Muslim extremists, who view our way of life as a threat to Islam.
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Belief in ghosts and supernatural beings in Indonesia, specifically associated with Malay Muslim populations, is thought to take its roots from pre-Islamic belief systems.
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According to Kate Horigan, assistant professor of folk studies at Western Kentucky University, when folk traditions are appropriated, discrete belief systems are often lumped together.
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But despite its success -- and like a lot of other belief systems -- what Scientologists believe and how they perceive a higher power is often misunderstood.
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To classify belief in the reptilian insurgency as delusional, because it is shared by multitudes, would necessarily capture other shared-belief systems, like major religions.
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"For my patients … this question is about arriving at the decision that is best for their needs, their families, and their belief systems," Vinekar said.
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In this chaotic time between the change of one Age into the changing of the brand new age thought and belief systems are running rampant.
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The climates are radically different in Canada and the US, both in regards to access to firearms and the presence of militia-like belief systems.
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Even statements like "you must save 15% of your gross income for a secure retirement!" from a financial expert can become part of our belief systems.
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"Hiring Hart is an indicative misstep that highlights how homophobia, casual or blatant, is still de-prioritised in comparison with other discriminatory belief systems," Lee wrote.
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" Dr. Linton Wells II, a fellow at the National Defense University, recently noted, "[Information] Campaigns today often seek to fragment citizen opinions and disrupt belief systems.
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Your belief systems have undergone some challenges over the last few months, and now you find yourself presented with the chance to integrate everything you've learned.
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His immersive, multimedia installations are animated and governed by a set of rules that connect existing belief systems and personal opinion, with different degrees of fluidity.
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Since long before the current podcast boom, smart, faith-minded hosts have been producing shows that explore their belief systems without reinforcing stereotypes or parroting dogma.
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"We recognise the complexity of different belief systems and understand Billy's intention was to express the word of God rather than cause offence," its statement said.
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"Female hysteria" is another iteration of this that, like other poorly researched or thought out practices, trickled down the historical timeline and stayed part of belief systems.
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From taking issue with something in a religious text to suffering a grave personal loss, all sorts of things can force us to question our belief systems.
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Af Klint was an ardent seeker who looked to many religions and belief systems, including spiritualism, Christianity, Theosophy, and Steiner's creation, Anthroposophy, for knowledge about the universe.
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His explanations for his feats allowed him to slip under the radar of viewers' skepticism, tapping into technocratic belief systems in order to produce a deeper credulity.
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These people, mostly in their late teens as I was, were still trying to figure things out while staying true to the belief systems they were raised on.
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I called the author up to prod him on exactly how young men are lured into dangerous belief systems—and, just as important, how they might be saved.
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Those on the political right view those on the political left as forcing their views indiscriminately without regard for the values and belief systems of those who differ.
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It's only when our belief systems shift, and culturally we experience a seismic disruption, that we suddenly recognize the underlying fictions on which our designed world is built.
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But he feels that something about the VR experience is false, and if it did work, it might be promoting or creating belief systems that weren't there before.
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We were distinctly Saponi, in the same way that the Cherokee were distinctly Cherokee, the Iroquois were distinctly Iroquois, and so on—separate cultures with unique belief systems.
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Pisces are also re-examining their belief systems this cuffing season, so be prepared to get to know them very well over some intense, existential pillow talk. Sexy!
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That's because the term culture war signifies the politicization of competing belief systems — over abortion, for example, or religion or the appropriate social roles for men and women.
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" Riggleman denied that, saying his work is "really is an anthropological study on all the people who believe in Bigfoot and the different Bigfoot belief systems out there.
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What would happen if men were encouraged to challenge their belief systems about women and relationships, power and control before they were forced to by a 911 call?
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A third set of ideas suggests that what really defines and produces change in American politics is clashing political orders, or the underlying belief systems behind political institutions.
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See ISIGQI: A Travel Diary Across South Africa Mallika Rao writes about questions of identity and how belief systems shape the way we see ourselves in the world.
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"I created my own church because I am interested in the concept of ownership of a church in general and the existence of belief systems in general," Wuhrer says.
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"What Becker proposed is that the way we human beings manage that existential terror is to embrace culturally constructed belief systems that we share with other people," Solomon says.
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If we created segmented classes just for coal miners, it wouldn't introduce them to a lot of the different personalities and belief systems that exist in the solar industry.
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We build walls between ourselves, and many of us are willing to kill each other in order to defend belief systems that protect us against our fear of death.
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Instead discovering that faith and belief systems, or indeed anything other than a shared love for music, are irrelevant, at least in the eyes of the attendees we met.
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The protestant ideals of northern European countries like Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom are allied against the concept, too, their subconscious belief systems rewarding penance and hard work.
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Change becomes increasingly difficult, and our use patterns and belief systems run the risk of being locked up in a self-enforcing cycle, similar to an algorithmic Groundhog Day.
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It is a compelling, and often moving, performance, and a work that asks you to think about technology, belief systems, social customs, rapacious materialism, the environment and theater itself.
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It's the nature of all violent crime to give us some measure of existential pause, but some are of such brutality or scale as to defy whole belief systems.
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Through comprehensive training about this culture and community, educators can broaden their viewpoints, challenge their belief systems and guide their students down the path of acceptance, inclusion and pride.
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"Time was needed in order to build heaven, based on imagination and belief systems that fused Buddhism with Brahmin Hindu traditions that are important in Thai society," Tonthong said.
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In it, the candidate discusses his apparently extensive research into the competing Bigfoot "belief systems," characterizing it as a fight for the freedom to believe in any type of Bigfoot.
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"The meaning of 'religion' in charity law has developed over many years and now encompasses a wide range of belief systems,"Kenneth Dibble, the Charity Commission's chief legal adviser, said.
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Wilcox fascinating, and something to be explored and embraced," Atwell said, adding, "That, for me, was a wonderful experience—to know that our belief systems don't have to be rigid.
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While it's true that video can be edited or suppressed to tailor it to one's political ends, technology in its purest form has no allegiance to belief systems or country.
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"In my view, the nature of the organization is neither here nor there -- both phrases and the belief systems they represent are rooted in racism and therefore problematic," she wrote.
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Liberalism can only truly tolerate belief systems that cohere with its vision of freedom, and will actively attempt to stamp out worldviews that it concludes are hostile to that ideal.
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People believe what they want to believe in the current climate, to the point that a "misleading content" tag could be read as a positive among certain readers and belief systems.
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The deeper I got into Wild Wild Country and Hippie Food, the more I realized they neatly summarized the belief systems I absorbed growing up and took into my adult life.
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Advertisers who understand that a group of voters consists of individuals with varied belief systems and priorities will see more success in reaching their intended audience in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Right-wing views are so intertwined with hateful belief systems that many Republican figures have successfully argued that the platform gatekeepers on sites like Twitter and Facebook are biased against conservatives.
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The U.S. coined the term "violent extremism" to describe the belief systems that justify and motivate terrorism, which is defined as ideologically motivated violence to support social, economic or political objectives.
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But clearly, we are political foes in the political arena because we have different belief systems with respect to socialism versus free enterprise, with respect to border security versus open borders.
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It tells the government how many citizens it has, how many are eligible to pay tax, where people live, what services they have, what belief systems they share and so on.
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South Africa's Commission for the Promotion and Protection of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL) is currently undertaking a study into the commercialization of religion and the abuse of belief systems.
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Matters of magic begin to supplant the usual divisions of humankind, though this might be because there's little mention of survivors who aren't white, cishet or practitioners of Celtic belief systems.
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Our aim is not to offer commentary on anyone's religion or belief systems, Our own organization is made up of amazing people that represent a wide range of cultural and religious beliefs.
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"There is a wide chasm between belief systems right now; if there is something that we are all truly passionate about to love, like dogs, that's a place to start," Zipper says.
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As early hunter-gatherers, nature did not belong to us—we were simply part of nature—and many indigenous people today still live with belief systems that reflect this point of view.
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On a mundane level, this full moon will find you focusing on school, completing a big project, or traveling abroad, but on a spiritual level, you'll feel pulled to reexamine your belief systems.
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This helps explain why the most extreme efforts to curtail female reproductive autonomy today are primarily funded by groups linked to Catholic, Orthodox Jewish, Islamic and other belief systems with deep patriarchal roots.
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While Christians may cringe at his views, many more others see his support for traditional faiths as positive — a re-creation of the imperial Chinese state's support for certain faiths and belief systems.
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But one foundational aspect of the alt-right's various belief systems has been significantly downplayed following the election — even though it may be the key to understanding the movement's racist, white nationalist agenda.
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More and more, these group narratives are evolving into unshakable belief systems that usually take one of three increasingly common forms: Historically in fandom, liking a ship meant just that: You liked a ship.
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" He points to social anthropologist Ernest Becker, noting how we are drawn to belief systems that "provide social rules that enable us to perceive ourselves as people of value in a world of meaning.
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That's what the movie had been attempting, at its most basic level, to interrogate: the desire for all kinds of movements, all kinds of belief systems, to attempt to make decisions for other people.
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For, like all extreme belief-systems, radical Islamism confronts pluralists with a paradox—namely, how do liberal, tolerant majorities protect their values while defending the rights of less tolerant minorities, or fractions of minorities?
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Whatever they're building has some resonance relative to who they are, how they are and what they believe — because belief systems don't go away when you get into trouble or come across a difficult challenge.
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FaithInvest is now planning a meeting in Hong Kong where leaders and prominent practitioners of Asian belief systems (including Hindus, Buddhists, Taoists and Confucians) will be invited to turn their metaphysical beliefs into ecological practice.
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In the interests of visual correspondence, the viewer must intellectually skate over an array of widely divergent intentions, functions, and different belief systems, thus lending the work in the show a sense of false equivalency.
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That is what we were really interested in, thinking about the notion of the group itself as less a fringe cult and more a representation of belief systems when they're out of control in general.
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Of course, the distinctly hyper-masculine nature of what people like me call The Best Show Ever sometimes portended trouble, taking a disagreement over pop culture into a disagreement about a couples' very belief systems.
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The novel affirms that a loss of faith leads to a soul in crisis, precisely when the environment you're introduced to is not built on the belief systems you were raised to be immersed in.
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As a solution to its so-called "Indian problem," the government forced tens of thousands of Native American children into boarding schools, where they were separated from their family and culture, language and belief systems.
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Belief systems — be they based in religious, astrological, metaphysical, or deeply personal rituals — are coping mechanisms, helping to guide us through a world that feels, at times, full of forces beyond our control or comprehension.
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The recruitment of ISIS terrorists may have begun as an extremist crusade in Iraq, but it has quickly become a global phenomenon that is taking hold of people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and belief systems.
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Other belief systems with similar names—Dominican vudu, Cuban vodu, Haitian voodoo—share many similarities with vodun, but they tend to be syncretized with Christianity to create a slightly different take on how things are done.
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As an undergraduate at Harvard in the early 1990s, I spent countless late nights debating religion, science, culture and politics with classmates of a wide variety of belief systems, backgrounds, interests, political viewpoints, ethnicities and race.
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While I was trying to figure out what tied the clips together, Jack Blood appeared and started talking about the Illuminati and said something about "control belief systems" that I found almost impossible to pay attention to.
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Yet I am ultimately glad I stuck with the show, as season two sets off in a new direction, following two captivating women, both lawyers, who wear their own commitments and belief systems with a refreshing openness.
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China guarantees freedom of religion for major belief systems such as Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, but party members are meant to be atheists and are barred from what it calls superstitious practices, such as visits to soothsayers.
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"You hear about various aspects of fascism in the United States, but the cults he's writing about — some of them in the Bay Area — are fascinating because their belief systems are so bizarre and extraordinary," he said.
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With "Freshwater," a lot of the interpretations or the readings of it have had to do with mental health and multiple personality disorder, but you've always spoken about it in the context of West African belief systems.
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The Illustrated Herbiary: Guidance and Rituals From 36 Bewitching Botanicals by Maia Toll guides the reader through plant symbolism across time, cultures, and belief systems, showing how different herbs, fruits, and flowers hold power for healing and reflection.
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"He talked about how many Wyoming folks take a live-and-let-live approach to life, but we need to be conscious that everyone may not react the same way to differing value and belief systems," D'Onofrio added.
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The crowded complexity of The Value of Freedom, which features the work of more than 50 artists and artist groups, is itself a testimony to the multivalent belief systems orbiting around an all but indiscernible nugget of reality.
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This is not just about transforming belief systems and behaviours in terms of gender; it also means addressing other norms – for example, around ethnicity, class and disability – all of which contribute to holding other oppressive systems in place.
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"People were coming in with very different belief systems and my job wasn't to just talk at them, but to really listen to what they were coming in with and build on that without judging them," she said.
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While the polarized belief systems that exploded in the battle between Trump and Clinton are driving both policymaking and an invigorated opposition, researchers continue to provide empirical evidence on the difficult issues of race, poverty and intergenerational mobility.
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The National Secular Society, which campaigns against "religious privilege", says this contradictory picture (lots of religious involvement in education, low public appetite for religion) underlines the need for a huge reform of the way children learn about belief systems.
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The central problem with any show about a religious movement (or, let's be honest, a cult) is the fact that it's difficult to get viewers to believe in something that may be violently opposed to their own belief systems.
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"Rather, the internet heightened our awareness of identity," and, as she warns in the chapter entitled "Clash," when individual identities are confronted with mass belief systems like Gamergate and right-wing extremism, distress, outrage and even trauma can ensue.
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History-based podcasts like Lore and The Dollop have gained popularity in recent years partly because there's just so much oddness in the annals of human history that's predicated on quirky belief systems, from medical quackery to the paranormal.
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That's what Philip Converse found decades ago in The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics and it's reconfirmed in a more recent book by Donald Kinder and Nathan Kalmoe titled Neither Liberal Nor Conservative: Ideological Innocence in the American Public.
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While I have previously written that "it is no longer acceptable to prioritize the opinions of celebrities over those of sex workers and the scientists who advocate for them" - the belief systems underlying these opinions are still important to address.
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That said, my primary interest was in what each of the artists was saying about faith or belief systems, about our attempts to get at a deeper truth amidst all the visual noise and micro-contact of the digital now.
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The mythology of Oism — supposedly founded in the 19643s in upstate New York (a hotbed of self-created religions) by Annie O'Wooten — evokes that of Mormonism and similar belief systems, with a significant switch to matriarchal leadership and a female deity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Originating in West Africa, the Yoruba religion was brought to the Americas via the Atlantic slave trade, where it developed into several distinct, syncretic belief systems across the continent, from Cuba to Brazil to Argentina.
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Although Raza was born a Muslim, the organic nature of his influences, drawn from a range of ancient belief systems embedded in the Indian psyche, is ample evidence of the secular idealism percolating through the post-colonial society these artists inhabited.
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"I was military intelligence, so when you travel around the country and the world, people bring up very bizarre things and then when you start questioning them about it, you realize that they have these different belief systems," Riggleman explained.
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And because misinformation spreads 10x faster than truth on the internet, this tactic effectively plays into our innate confirmation bias, further entrenching us in our existing belief systems, preventing us from exploring new ideas, and shutting down opportunities to consider new world views.
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A satire involving an evangelical impostor who infiltrates the household of a gullible nobleman, the plot neatly transposes to a place where "a vulnerability to strange and rapacious belief systems" remains "endemic", as Christopher Hampton, the translator, puts it in the programme notes.
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I recently spoke with her about the difference between horror and emotional horror, the films that have inspired her work, and why The Invitation is about how all belief systems — not just religious ones — can harm and damage those they claim to protect.
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Under the Equality Act, which was passed in 2010, individuals practicing a religion or holding other belief systems are protected from discrimination in the workplace, if those beliefs are compatible with human dignity and don't conflict with the fundamental rights of others.
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As Richard Bernstein argued, while we must not lose sight of the fact that violence concerns the violation of human lives, it can also include an attack on people's dignity, their belief systems and the very intellectual conditions of a credible social order.
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What makes progress on any issue so complicated is the fundamental clash between the belief systems of Mr. Trump, whose instincts are more populist than conservative, and Republican leaders in Congress, who are more oriented toward a small-government, free-market policy vision.
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"The Future of Capitalism" is rife with inventive proposals, including the creation of a new international body that would coordinate the diplomatic efforts of the world's great powers; reforming corporate boards; establishing socioeconomically integrated schools built around distinctive "belief systems" and much else.
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But if humans all over the world have been concocting religions, rituals, and belief systems to help cope with the same sad truth, what is the harm in a small community of dedicated nerds devising their own rituals to derive the same comfort?
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Another special project, Thiago Martins de Melo's, "Deus Cortado" — which translates from Portuguese to "severed God" — is a striking, brutal installation and animation that portrays the harsh realities of colonialism in bright colors: the rape, torture, decimation of whole belief systems, and destruction of landscapes.
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Who we gather with and how we gather depends on what we think of as normal or abnormal; it affects and shapes our sense of identity, our sense of who we are and who the other is, our sense of our belief systems, our norms.
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Whereas centuries ago a person's friends and family might all believe in roughly the same way, today people more frequently encounter belief systems (about religion, politics, or other things) that differ radically from their own, at work, or in friendships, or in their own family.
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In fact, given what we know about the structure of belief systems, namely that the average voter holds a considerable number of policy preferences that are paradoxical, this social sorting offers an explanation for Trump's support that draws on the power of group attachments.
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If you're a Star Wars fan and a participant in an overtly misogynistic community like KotakuinAction, which has ties to the alt-right, there's only one way you can justify holding on to belief systems that are so antithetical to the franchise you love.
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But in Nairobi -- a vibrant city home to African tech giant M-Pesa, which revolutionized mobile banking in East Africa -- a younger generation of Chinese are working in the private sector, freer to explore new cultures and belief systems through their personal connections with local people.
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The bursting bubble is an image of failed communication because it upholds the impossibility of incorporating difference: it's self-annihilation; it's the idea that different ways of thinking cannot exist except "outside"; it's that idea that belief systems must be nothing if not uniform, coherent, and elegant.
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On one side are those who say the social contract demands that everyone eschew symbols of their personal belief systems in service of the secular collective; on the other, those who insist that freedom includes the freedom to wear whatever you want (and sell whatever you want).
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Shamanism — worshiping a multitude of deities including dead parents, ancient warriors and mountain spirits — has infused society for millenniums, interacting with new arrivals like Christianity and making some Koreans amenable to embracing new belief systems, said Koo Se-woong, a scholar who has researched Korean religions.
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"With these eclipses, they are really bringing up all of our stuff that's been holding us back, and with all the different energies, with all of the different belief systems and structures, it really is all corresponding," Danielle Ayoka, an astrologer who goes by MysticxLipstick on Twitter, tells Refinery29.
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The reason for this correlation, the authors argue, may be that people inclined toward delusional thinking are "more emphatic in their endorsement of NDE phenomena as they view it as less at odds with their pre-existing belief systems" or even as "evidence" of the validity of those beliefs.
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But a long line of research into public opinion, updated recently by Donald Kinder and Nathan Kalmoe in their book Neither Liberal nor Conservative for the era of high partisan polarization, shows that most normal people do not exhibit this same level of coherent and well-organized belief systems.
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In his classic essay "The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics," Mr. Converse demonstrated that only 17 percent of American voters could both correctly assign the terms "liberal" and "conservative" to the nation's two major political parties and offer a sensible description of what those terms meant.
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Although the focus of my upcoming oration revolves around the less savory aspects of traditional belief systems — the parts about people like me and Enid and how we are sin incarnate — I can see the beauty in it, too, why people did and still do devote their lives to these religions.
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Shaw is represented with a large gallery of his own work and another gallery featuring The Hidden World (1960s-ongoing), the artist's collection of didactic art and ephemera related to mostly non-secular belief systems, from such sources as secret societies, new-age spiritualists, fundamentalist and evangelical movements, and conspiracy theorists.
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The powwow graduation in May was one example of how universities across Canada are "indigenizing" — a new, elastic term that means everything from drawing more aboriginal students and faculty members onto campuses built largely for white settlers, to infusing those stodgy Western institutions with aboriginal belief systems and traditional knowledge.
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The process is primarily associated with the history of religion, that is, belief systems, and Selah recognizes that being black in the United States is a syncretic state of being, that the African and the American have become lodged together in ways that are at times brilliant, grandiose, and also violent and inscrutable.
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Today's China seeks not to marginalise competing groups and belief systems but to co-opt them…Today's Chinese state, much like the [pre-communist] imperial state, can be a generous benefactor, helping to rebuild temples, train new Buddhist and Taoist clergy and set up international exchanges with the faithful in other countries.
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As belief systems go (and this is mine), this one is actually quite liberating once you accept it: Since we are unlikely to encounter any other life or life form than the ones we have now, we ought to make the most of what I call our One Orbit, our one life.
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The sheep are called Marco Polos, named for the Venetian explorer who passed this way when it was part of the ancient Silk Road, a vast network of trade routes running from China to the Mediterranean, spreading not only silk and other goods, but art, technologies, ideas and belief systems across the globe.
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In fact, perhaps the show's greatest strength is that it often dramatizes just how badly things could go wrong when anyone with power got caught in the grip of a fictitious belief — and just how helpless men and women throughout history actually were to protect themselves from such people and their belief systems.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, accuse tech of a lack of "viewpoint diversity" — which bespeaks a bizarre miscomprehension that their belief systems are rejected purely because they're different, when in fact they are rejected because climate-change denialism, and denying the systemic oppression of people who weren't born white men, are as demonstrably & morally incorrect as e.g.
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Though their experiences span different eras and locales—McAleer was a Canadian skinhead recruiter, King a white supremacist in South Florida, and Meeink a young skinhead leader in Illinois—they all share one thing in common: an intimate knowledge of the conditions in one's life that can foster a turn to hate-based belief systems.
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To be honest, I'm not any more interested in the particulars of af Klint's belief systems than I am in, say, the mysticism that Agnes Martin conveyed when talking about the delicate stripes and grids of her paintings, or the numerical systems and Mayan hieroglyphs that figured in Alfred Jensen's bright, crusty checkerboard abstractions.
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At the center is Cedar Hawk Songmaker, a pregnant Ojibwe woman who grew up adopted by white, big-hearted hippies (it's these adoptive parents who named her Cedar Hawk, she says at the book's opening) and now, at what might be the end of the world, has endeavored to reconcile her two families, two identities, and two belief systems.
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So for the people that don't want to believe that this could be real, or this really counteracts their own personal belief systems, this is now an era where we have the evidence for people to look at, to digest, and hopefully — over time — get them to a place where they can live with this reality.
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All the people participating and helping to organize No Nut November-related communities who agreed to talk to me for this story condemned calls for violence and said that they would ban such behavior in their own community, but the followers of anti-masturbation and anti-porn belief systems have been expressing similarly violent ideology for decades.
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"The Leftovers" was all about people trying to form belief systems that explained their own role in the universe and, more important, the way they related to one another, and mitigated some of the fears and anxieties and sadness of living in a world where the people that they cared about most could be pulled away from them at any instant.
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In early January, the men's attorneys asked U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren to include prospective jurors from rural western Kansas because they were more likely to have voted for Trump and presumably have certain beliefs: In the eyes of Kari Schmidt, Wright's lawyer, citizens from more-urban have different belief systems from rural-area residents, which could affect the verdict in this high-stakes case.
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