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Studies of Religion - Nature of Religion + Aboriginal Spirituality
Studies of Religion - Nature of Religion + Aboriginal Spirituality
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A #sor #studiesofreligion quiz on #prelim #glossary from #natureandbeliefs
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Word meaning: Impossible to disentangle or separate
Spirituality
Terra Nullius
Inextricable
Connection
2
What concept which underpins all beliefs and practices in Aboriginal communities?
Dreaming
Spirituality
Kinship
Rainbow Serpant
3
Which religion would you associate with the symbol below?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
4
What are the key characteristics of Semitic religions?
Monotheism, many common prophets, region they began
Polytheism, reincarnation, Hindu influence
Ten Commandments, some Jewish influence, no common prophets
Monotheism, Beatitudes, common code of ethics and rituals
5
Which of these is a sacred text of Hinduism?
Tripitaka
Bible
Torah
Vedas
6
Belief in many Gods?
Monotheism
Pantheism
Polytheism
Atheism
7
The separation of state and religious institutions is called?
Non-secular
Secularism
Religion
Church
8
The Dreaming is communicated through?
Oral tradition only
Song and dance only
Ceremonies and rituals at certain times of the year
Art, song, dance, story and ritual
9
What are the 5 major world religious traditions?
Buddhism, Christianity, Atheism, Islam and Judaism
Atheism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism
Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism
Atheism, Christianity, Agnosticism, Islam and Judaism
10
What is the basis of the Dreaming?
Kinship
Land
Water
Totem
11
Which religion would you associate with the symbol below?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
12
A system of relationships that inform an individuals rights and obligations to their people
Kinship
Totemism
Family
Dreaming
13
Places of spiritual significance to Aboriginal people, connected with ancestor beings.
Corroboree
sacred sites
Native Title claims
temples
14
Which of these is NOT true about Islam, Christianity AND Judaism?
They are all monotheistic
They place importance on Jesus Christ
They are Semitic
They are Abrahamic
15
What is a worldview?
a general philosophy or view of life.
divine being/s or power/s are beyond the human.
divine being/s or power/s dwells within the individual.
belief in one God
16
A worldview that a divine being/s or power/s are beyond the human.
Supernatural
Transcendant
Natural
Immanent
17
The worldview that there is insufficient evidence to demonstrate either the existence or non-existence of god
Pantheism
Atheism
Agnosticism
Polytheism
18
Which religion would you associate with the symbol below?
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
19
A concept which incorporates past, present and future reality as a complete and present reality
metatemporal
dreams
monotheistic
inextricable
20
An animal, plant or landmark with spiritual significance to a person/group.
kinship
power animal
ritual
totem
21
All religious worldviews have
belief in resurrection
a written sacred text revealed by God
one God
supernatural dimension
22
Which of these is NOT TRUE about the Dreaming for Aboriginal people?
there is one Dreaming for all Aboriginal people
it describes the spiritual world
it helps Aboriginal people understand the human world and relationships
it encompasses the physical world
23
What are religious rituals?
secular practices
beliefs and moral teachings
ceremonies to connect to the supernatural
sacred stories
24
An aknowledgement of Country is done by
An Australian only
Aboriginal people only
Aboriginal people who belong to the specific country
Anyone who is gathering on a specific country
25
Something being above or beyond what is natural, not able to be explained by known natural laws
Myth
Immanent
beliefs
Supernatural
