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                         d.  The  dimension  of  personal  practice  is  a  dimension  that  refers  to
                            social  expectations  that  religious  individuals  devote  themselves  to

                            individual  religious  activities  and  rituals.  In  the  system  of  private
                            religious construction, this dimension is represented as a pattern of
                            actions  and  styles  of  personal  devotion  to  get  closer  to  God.

                            Dimensions  include  various  activities  and  rituals  more  personal  in
                            human  relationships  with  God,  such  as  prayer  and  meditation.  A

                            standard indicator to measure this dimension is the general intensity
                            of  private  practice  expressing  a  person's  spiritual  connection,
                            experience, and transcendental dialogue with his Lord.

                         e.  The dimension of religious experience is a dimension that refers to
                            social expectations that religious individuals have transcendental and

                            spiritual experiences that affect a person emotionally. In the system
                            of personal religious construction, this dimension is represented as a
                            pattern of religious perceptions, experiences, and feelings because a

                            direct relationship to God is perceived as having an important effect
                            in real life. The general indicator can be the intensity of experience
                            and an intangible feeling that God is indeed present and determines

                            the aspects of life in question.
                    6.  Internalization  and  Implementation  of  Religious  Moderation  in
                        Learning Media

                            Viewed  from  a  general  understanding,  religious  moderation  means
                    promoting  balance  in  terms  of  beliefs,  morals,  discourses,  and  actions  as

                    individual or group religious expressions. Religious attitudes and behaviours
                    based  on  these  balanced  values  are  carried  out  consistently  in  the  form  of
                    acknowledging  and  understanding  different  individuals  and  other  groups.

                    Religious  moderation  is  manifested  in  a  tolerant  attitude,  respecting
                    differences  of  opinion,  respecting  pluralism,  and  not  aggressively  imposing

                    one's will on behalf of certain religious beliefs (Azis, et al., 2019).
                            Indicators  of  religious  moderation,  with  the  principles  of  middle
                    ground,  balance,  justice,  tolerance,  and  equality,  can  be  observed  and
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