Writing Religion and Spirituality by Jarad Higgins. The Dreamtime and Modern Media. Aboriginal beliefs are given a hard time, albeit usually quite passively, in the media. Their beliefs are often not treated seriously as if it was a faux religion, one that not even its believers take seriously. This misrepresentation seems to be due to two different factors which I will outline as well as whether this is a problem and how it compares to other religions.

As this is my final blog post, I would like to reflect on what I have learnt throughout the course. I have discovered that I am very keen to find out what the actual future for religion is in our world. As religious powers and groups become more prominent, for example ISIS, what will the worlds reaction be to religion? August 28, 2014.

Media, Culture, Religion and Questions. It is blood of friends, enemies, brothers and monsters that has been shed in order to shape this world. When the seemingly blue waves of extremism arise, oft have the stains of red been left on the shores. A voice cries out, I want! Another screams, You cannot! Those who step out of this arena are left with broken hearts and shatter.

Middot; Leave a comment. This is the last of all my blog posts for this class. Writing Religion and Spirituality has been an experience to say the least.

Writing Religion and Spirituality by Jenna Clancy. The Westernisation of Asian Ideals in the Film Scene. It is uncommonly known that Hollywood movies often portray Asian characters, themes, traditions, ideals, and events, through a lens of Westernisation. It is disheartening to think that .