崇教真光宗教禮儀之研究

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Title:	崇教真光宗教禮儀之研究
Other Titles:	A Study on Religious Etiquette of Sukyo Mahikari
Authors:	卓姿瑤 CHO, TZU-YAO
Contributors:	國際事務與企業學系亞太研究碩士班張子揚 CHANG, TZU-YANG
Keywords:	崇教真光;新興宗教;宗教禮儀;信仰;崇拜 Sukyo Mahikari;New Religion;Religious Etiquette;Religious Belief;Worshipping
Date:	2018
Issue Date:	2018-12-20 17:10:56 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	崇教真光(Sukyo Mahikari)是傳自日本，由教主岡田良一(Yoshikazu Okada)於1959年2月27日所成立的教派，屬於新興宗教之一。崇教真光的信仰以Su（主）神為信仰中心，認為世界歷史的演進是依循Su（主）神的御經綸而推進。有鑑於普世大眾對新興宗教存有的歧見及誤解，本研究主要整理信徒在信仰崇教真光教派時外顯的宗教禮儀，以及遵行宗教禮儀對信仰的影響。本研究採用參與觀察法，實際參與崇教真光教派的信仰儀式，再透過深度訪談，透過個別信徒（神組手）的訪談，以瞭解他們遵行崇教真光宗教禮儀的態度及對於信仰的影響，以做為普世大眾認識崇教真光教派的途徑。本研究整理崇教真光信仰之宗教禮儀主要為四個層面，分別為祭典、組織、活動及奉祀，藉由遵行相關禮儀而獲得宗教經驗並累積宗教情感。　　Sukyo Mahikari is a religious group originating from Japan and established by the founder Yoshikazu Okada on February 27, 1959. It is one of the new religions. The center of belief of Sukyo Mahikari is Su (God). It suggests that the world history evolves with the universal principles of Su (God). Because there are existing discriminations and against new religions from general public, this study mainly arranged believers' explicit religious etiquette during the practice of Sukyo Mahikari and the impacts of following religious etiquette on religious belief. This study used participant observation method where the researcher actually participated in the religious rituals of Sukyo Mahikari. Moreover, this study performed in-depth interviews on individual believers (missionaries) to understand their attitude towards following religious etiquette of Sukyo Mahikari and its impacts on religious belief, as an approach for general public to understand Sukyo Mahikari.　　Compiled by this study, the religious etiquette of Sukyo Mahikari includes 4 dimensions: ceremonies, organizations, activities, and enshrining. Believers are able to acquire religious experiences and accumulate religious emotions by following relevant etiquette.
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