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Knowledge & Communication

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Knowledge and communication are vital aspects to any social institution, especially one like religion, where often boundaries are blurred and territorial divisions are rendered meaningless. This is the node of religion that encompasses the passing on of information on etiquette, rituals, rites, and ethical expectations, for example. It involves any and all communication between individuals of a species in any form to transmit information pertinent to any of the other six requirements of religion.

The type of knowledge and communication being employed in religion can be likened to a multiversity in Posthumanism-- the knowledge is supposed to be shared freely and symbiotically, and the attempt to break down the exclusive walls between an institution and the people it is trying to each is paramount to the knowledge's validity. It is a catch-all concept: there is nothing that a religious communication would hold back. It is not just esoteric theological jargon-- in fact, almost none of it is. A good, solid form of religious knowledge and communication employs interdisciplinary concepts from both within and without the institution, and melds and meshes all learned information into one cohesive way of living.

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