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This article gives a brief overview of the Pancasila education system and some of its features. The article discusses some pros and cons such as how it improves education, critical thinking skills, critical awareness, and the ability to understand different perspectives. It also discusses how Pancasila differs from other systems such as those of the United States and China. Finally, it concludes with some helpful information on who can apply for enrollment in this system and what their obligations are as a student. The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New: https://www.edudemic.com/blog/almost-anything-you-can-think-of/ Buku Pendidikan Pancasila Kaelan.. pdf – Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6eQtPoYG3rkckduLVRQd1NxMXc Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/704429553 http://pendidikanpancasila.go.id/index_files/indek-indeksindetailindek-indeksdetail2dlm1per-pskn-201415.pdf and http://pendidikanpancasila.go. id/index_files/indek-indeksindetailindek-indeksdetail2dlm1per-pskn-201415. pdf The Jawi word for "unity" is; 'Aqidah', meaning the core of Islam. It is widely accepted that it originated from the Arabic word, 'Ibadah' meaning "worship." Experts on Islamic studies define it as the acceptance of Allah (God) as the only, true God and it encompasses all aspects of life. Aqidah is commonly associated with religious beliefs, rituals, and culture in Indonesia. Its interpretation varies depending on the group or sect that one belongs to. Aqidah can be more easily defined by considering Islamic beliefs on god called godhead which includes Allah (God) and Jannah (Paradise). The official state ideology of Indonesia, Pancasila (also referred as the five principles) is regarded as a part of Islam or as a subset of it. It has been widely accepted amongst most Indonesian Muslims and is regarded as its core values and beliefs. One of the main features of Pancasila is its ability to accept people who do not believe in God and still allow them to play an active role in forming the country's laws and regulations. Indonesia is made up of over 300 different ethnic groups, however most Indonesians embrace Pancasila as their unifying force despite differences in diversity and culture. cfa1e77820