Let circle R = religious
Let circle A = atheist
Create a venn diagram using both circles to show 3 similarities and 3 differences between a religious person and an atheist. Draw your venn diagrams.
+----------- R (religious) -----------+
| R ONLY |
| 1. Believes in God |
| 2. Prays, worships, holy days |
| 3. Meaning and morality from |
| religion; often an afterlife |
| +------ BOTH ------+------------+--- A (atheist) ---+
| | 1. Moral values | A ONLY |
| | 2. Same big | 1. Does not believe in God |
| | questions | 2. No worship or scripture |
| | 3. Family and | 3. Meaning and morality from |
| | community | reason and experience |
+-----+------------------+ |
+---------------------------------------------------+
Math Tutor wrote:Two overlapping circles: R = religious, A = atheist. The overlap holds the similarities, the outer parts hold the differences.
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+----------- R (religious) -----------+
| R ONLY |
| 1. Believes in God |
| 2. Prays, worships, holy days |
| 3. Meaning and morality from |
| religion; often an afterlife |
| +------ BOTH ------+------------+--- A (atheist) ---+
| | 1. Moral values | A ONLY |
| | 2. Same big | 1. Does not believe in God |
| | questions | 2. No worship or scripture |
| | 3. Family and | 3. Meaning and morality from |
| | community | reason and experience |
+-----+------------------+ |
+---------------------------------------------------+
So [tex]R \cap A[/tex] = the 3 similarities, [tex]R \setminus A[/tex] and [tex]A \setminus R[/tex] = the 3 differences, paired up. Note the overlap describes the people - on the belief itself the two sets are disjoint - and these are typical cases, not rules about every individual.
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