Religion Moderation in Heterogenity Perspective in Jungjang Village Arjawinangun

Abstract

One of the features of Jungjang Village is
the heterogeneity of religion, there are even houses
of worship of several religions in one area. The
heterogeneity of religion itself is a variety of systems
for ways of worshiping God Almighty and
interactions with adherents of other faiths. Since a
long time ago, tolerance has been deeply embedded
there. However, it is feared that lately the rise of
religious issues will erode existing tolerance. In order
to address the existing diversity in order not to create
divisions, religious moderation is needed.
Moderation or moderation, namely not being
extreme or not exaggerating towards a view, but
must find a middle way. The method used by
researchers is a qualitative type with unstructured
observation and structured interviews as data
collection techniques. After conducting research for
two weeks, it was found that the moderation
attitude in Jungjang Village was still strong so that
tolerance was still closely intertwined amid the
heterogeneity that existed there