Aspects of Religion include:

Spaces, places, artefacts and social structure

Examples of a symbol can include:

signs, objects, people, actions or places

Which question is not an existential question?

What should I study at university?

Salvation, trinity, heaven & nature of ultimate reality

Spiritual experience occurs:

in a religious or non-religious context

Symbols can express....

beliefs, ethics and can even identify an adherent

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Rituals are only privately demonstrated

is the study of right and wrong in culture

Compilations of oral and written literature

What defines a 'world religion'?

Religions that have spread beyond their place of origin.

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Unit 1 Outcome 1 Religion & Society 2017

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The Christian doctrines and practices aimed at greater Christian unity and cooperation.
We Unite
Transcendent
Ecumenism
Gathering
2
Aspects of Religion include:
Beliefs, truths, rituals & sacred stories
Spaces, places, artefacts and social structure
Sacred stories, beliefs, sacred experience and symbols
Rituals, spiritual experience, religious leader & beliefs
3
Examples of a symbol can include:
signs, objects, people, actions or places
cross, ichthus, locus & salvation
sacred texts & object
symbols
4
Which question is not an existential question?
Is there someone or something greater than us?
What should I study at university?
Where did we come from?
How should we live?
5
beliefs include:
Worship, tithe, salvation & heaven
Salvation, trinity, heaven & nature of ultimate reality
Salvation, 10 Commandments, sabbath & trinity
Salvation, baptism, ordinance & worship
6
When does the sacred time of Sabbath begin for Jews and Seventh-day Adventists?
Sunset Saturday
Sunset Friday
Sunrise Saturday
Sunrise Friday
7
The spreading of the Christian gospel by public preaching or personal witness.
Diaspora
Sharing
Evangelism
Eccumenism
8
Not connected with religious or spiritual matters.
Anti-religious
Theocratic
Communist
Secular
9
Sacred ______ and stories have special meaning.
artifacts
artefact
artifact
artefacts
10
Moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity.
Values
Morality
Conscience
Ethics
11
Spiritual experience occurs:
only in a church
only in a sacred place
only in a sacred place, space or time
in a religious or non-religious context
12
Sacred texts can be:
chants, mandalas, hieroglyphs, & pottery decoration
scrolls, books, rock art, mantras & sutras
all of the above
oral texts, songs, body decorations, icons, ballads & dances
13
Symbols can express....
none of the above
truth
beliefs, ethics and can even identify an adherent
adherent
14
Roles of religion include areas such as:
all answers are correct
Justice
Society
Defining & protecting the sacred
15
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
Performing rituals express beliefs of the religion.
Rituals are only privately demonstrated
Rituals are prescribed actions that have symbolic meaning.
Rituals are considered to be sacred.
16
Existential questions are questions of:
existence
truth
existing the world
faith
17
Ethics:
is another word for an adherents values
is the study of right and wrong in culture
are only determined by a religious leader
dictate how a person should behave
18
Religion can be influenced by society. Society can be influenced by _______ .
beliefs
religion
poverty
Christianity
19
Who acknowledges the Sabbath?
Christians & Jews
Christians, Jews and Muslims
Jews
Christians
20
An example of a ritual includes:
All of the above
Salvation
Eucharist
10 Commandments
21
A belief in god or gods is known as?
monotheism
polytheism
deism
theism
22
What expresses beliefs?
search for meaning
all the other aspects
rituals
spiritual leaders
23
The service of Christian worship at which bread and wine are consecrated and shared.
Communion
Eulogy
Mass
Foot washing
24
Texts are:
Oral traditions passed down
Compilations of oral and written literature
Compliations of written literature
Written and oral traditions passed down
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In what form do religions answer existential questions?
Rituals
Attending sacred services
Beliefs and other aspects
Beliefs
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What defines a 'world religion'?
A religion that orginated in Asia or the Middle East.
Religions that have spread beyond their place of origin.
A religion that is one of the biggest in the world.
Large groups that all have common beliefs and practices.
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What is a contribution, especially of money, to a Church.
Service
Offering
Liturgy
Tide
28
What is not one of the five world religions?
Taoism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
29
A society where difference religious, ethnic and political groups should be allowed to thrive.
Polydimensional Society
Christian Society
Pluralist Society
Theocratic Society
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The doctrine or belief that there is only one God.
Theism
Deitism
Polytheism
Monotheism
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The systematic study of a god or gods within a tradition is know as:
Theology
Costmetology
Sociology
Anthropology

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