1. Normative study of religion is another language for emic way concerning the examination of religious study. This way tries to examine religion from within, which is trying to be deeper and broader area than another way of examining religion called descriptive or etic way. The differences between normative and descriptive study of religion emerged about the methodology of study. Descriptive way plays role in scientific methods, which contains many ideological values such as objectivity and universality of scientific knowledge. Those values are very important for many scientists because it can warrant the accuracy of research by using a set of scientific methodology which is so tight from the first research until the last by conducting several stages of those methodologies. The good example for normative or emic study of religion is theology. According to Davaney, Theology is a kind of study of religion which is trying to examine religion from that religious ...