Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century Cult

It is a pattern or a conceptualized idea that has the prospect of providing or having a continuing influence for a longer period of time due to its increasing and sustained presence and effect or even demand among its consumers in the case of a product.

• Trend

• Fad

• Critical Thinking

• Culture

It is a short-lived idea or temporary event that is usually called a “flash in the pan” because the popularity and reception of consumers for this idea fade away easily over a short time.

• Trend

• Fad

• Critical Thinking

• Culture

They are entities that are interconnected in some systematic way. They can be individuals or collectives.

• Actors

• Links

• Networks

• Flow

Referring to the things that are being exchanged by the actors through their links.

• Actors

• Links

• Networks

• Flow

It enables us to comprehend and express meaning or significance of a wide variety of experiences, situations, data, events, judgments, conventions, beliefs, rules, procedures, and criteria.

•    Interpretation skill

• Analysis Skill

• Inference

• Evaluation skill

It allows us to identify the intended and actual inferential relationships among statements, questions, concepts, descriptions, or other forms of representation intended to express beliefs, judgement, experiences, reasons, information, or opinions.

•    Interpretation skill

• Analysis Skill

• Inference

• Evaluation skill

It takes place when gases trapped in the atmosphere retain extra heat from the sun causing the Earth’s temperature to rise.

• Global Warming

• Climate Change

• Greenhouse Effect

• Migration

It is the movement of a person or groups from one territory to another for the purpose of seeing temporary or permanent residence.

• Global Warming

• Climate Change

• Greenhouse Effect

• Migration

These networks deal with the Islamic networks.

• Policy Networks

• Professional Networks

• Religious Networks

• Terrorist Networks

It is defined as a set of relatively stable relations that are nonhierarchical and interdependent in nature that links a variety of actors who have common interests with regard to a particular policy, and exchange resources to pursue these shared interests.

• Policy Networks

• Professional Networks

• Religious Networks

• Terrorist Networks