Religious tradition such as Christianity involve religious practices such as praying, gathering, taking care of the fellow men, dealing with life and death, or the interpretation of religious stories. The culmination of the religious topics in the syllabi has raised several concerns even in the conservative nations that are not willing to open for a secular biased society. This is the case with the developing countries those economies are buoyant and willing not to take any sort of risk. This book explains the role of religious studies in affecting the education under academic lens. This book mainly serves to the social researchers and undergraduate, postgraduates who are willing to pursue an education that links religious almanac with the education sphere.
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978-1-77469-216-5 (9781774692165)
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Lester Bolanos Ramirez earned his Master's Degree in Educational Management major in Administration and Supervision at Dr. Carlos Lanting College in 2017 and his Baccalaureate Degree at Laguna State Polytechnic University with a degree of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English in 2007. He is a former Course Consultant at Informatics International College-Quezon City, Part-time Lecturer at AMA University and Marketing Director and Senior High School Department Head at College of St. Catherine Quezon City. With his academic achievement and professional experience, he is currently connected at DepEd Laguna as Senior High School Faculty at Santa Maria Integrated High School and presently enrolled Doctor of Education major in Educational Management and Leadership at Arellano University-Manila.
- Chapter 1 Introduction to the Religion in Education
- Chapter 2 Schooling Systems and Religious Education
- Chapter 3 Religious Education
- Chapter 4 Church and Education
- Chapter 5 Religion and Heritage
- Chapter 6 Post Secular Era and Religious Educatio
- Chapter 7 Secular Intolerance and Education
- Chapter 8 Criticism and Secularism
- Chapter 9 Secularism, Religion, and Intolerance
