Din Eğitiminin Bireysel ve Sosyal Hayata Etkileri

Abstract

Religious education (RE), deals with religion showing up belief instinct of human being, surveys the person from birth to death in the particular system. The religious emotions of children evolve gradually, within specified periods. Within this process, RE provides the lead for individuals in all dimensions. Naturally, at this stage of children’s lives, some improvements and transformations are observed in the individuals. In accordance with the goals of education, RE aims to form and transmit appropriate values to people, contributes to personal development, and ensures their socialization.

Keywords

• Religion, education, development, social life

The Impacts of Religious Education on Individual and Social Life

Abstract

Religious education (RE), deals with religion showing up belief instinct of human being, surveys the person from birth to death in the particular system. The religious emotions of children evolve gradually, within specified periods. Within this process, RE provides the lead for individuals in all dimensions. Naturally, at this stage of children’s lives, some improvements and transformations are observed in the individuals. In accordance with the goals of education, RE aims to form and transmit appropriate values to people, contributes to personal development, and ensures their socialization.

Keywords

• Religion, education, development, social life

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