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REVISION: Nature of Religion and Beliefs
REVISION: Nature of Religion and Beliefs
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What is a Totem?
A ritual such as a dance performed
An ethical instruction
plants, animals, or physical landmarks
A sacred story
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What does the term 'Dreaming' mean?
Ground in eternity
Ground in the ancestors
Ground in the rituals
Ground in the land
3
What are Hinduism and Buddhism examples of?
Monotheistic religions
Transcendent religious world views
Immanent religious world views
Pantheism
4
What is NOT an example of Religion having a progressive influence on society?
Helping the Indigenous community
Helping Asylum seekers
Protecting the environment
Enforced slavery
5
How is the Dreaming portrayed in this image?
It is an important part of daily life
It involves major aspects of daily life
Encompasses all aspects of Indigenous Spirituality
Encompasses the people and land
6
What are the ways Symbols and art are communicated?
Words, song, dance, and art
Texts, song, words, and art
Texts, song, dance, and art
Texts, song, dance, and words
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How is religion conservative for the community?
Makes new decisions
Recognises new values
Holds onto traditional values
Makes choices to benefit all people
8
The land is the core of Aboriginal Spirituality
False
True
9
Which of the following is an example of ethics in Christianity?
The Bible
The Ten Commandments
Jesus death and resurrection
The story of Adam and Eve
10
What is Kinship?
a symbol of relationships that hold a clan/group together
a group of people that tell each other stories
a network of relationships that hold a clan/group together
A system of people performing rituals
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What is significant about Totems?
Links Aboriginals to the sacred sites
Links Aboriginals to their ancestors
Teaches Aboriginals about morality
Instructs Aboriginals about their history
12
What are the four main Characteristics of Religion?
Experience, Ethics, Rituals and Beliefs
Sacred symbols, Ethics, Rituals, and Beliefs
Sacred Stories, Ethics, Rituals, and Beliefs
Sacred Texts, Ethics, Rituals, and Beliefs
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Which of the following is an example of a Transcendent worldview?
Taosim
Hindusim
Christianity
Animism
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Which of the following is an example of an immanent worldview
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
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How are the Dreaming and Land connected?
The land contains the sacred sites
The Dreaming showcases the land.
The land is the medium through which Dreaming is communicated
Land contains ancestors
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Why is the Dreaming important to Aboriginal people?
Guides ethical behaviour
All of the above
Informs them about rituals
Connects them with their totem
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What TWO ways can Religion contribute to the community?
Traditional and Conservative
Conservative and Revoultionary
Progressive and Ritualistic
Progressive and Conservative
18
What 4 areas cover the Nature of the Dreaming syllabus point?
Origins, Sacred Texts, Sacred Stories, Symbolism/Art
Origins, Sacred Texts, Ethics, Symbolism/Art
Origins, Sacred Texts, Sacred Stories, Ethics
Origins, Sacred Sites, Sacred Stories, Symbolism/Art
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Do aboriginals believe the land is alive?
False
True
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What does the world view immanent mean?
Belief in a divine being dwelling within the human
Belief in a being with supernatural powers
Belief in a divine being beyond the human
Understanding of something important
21
Which of the following is NOT an example of Rituals in Christianity?
Reconciliation
Eucharist
Bat mitzvah
Baptism
22
Which of the following is the Bible an example of?
Sacred stories
Christian ritual
Christian belief
Sacred Text
23
What is meant by the term
great life questions?
Questions on origin, purpose, and destiny that religions answer
Questions about belief in a divine power that is alive
Questions about how great life may be
Questions on rituals, texts, and destiny that religions address
24
Which of the following is a Transcendent dimension?
Belief in a divine being beyond the human
Belief in a divine being dwelling within the human
Not existing in nature or subject to explanation
Belief in a being with supernatural powers
25
What 4 areas does religion contribute to individuals?
Personal search, Ethics, Sense of community, ritual meaning
Personal search, sacred texts, Sense of community, understanding self
Personal search, Ethics, Sense of community, understanding self
Personal search, sacred texts, Sense of community, ritual meaning
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What do the Aboriginal people do at the sacred sites?
Dance and sing according to the Dreaming
Perform sacred rituals and pray to ancestors
Pray to their ancestors
Perform sacred rituals and preserve the land
27
How do the Indigenous people believe the world was created?
God created the world
It always existed
Ancestors formed the land
Kinship groups created the land
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Which of the following is NOT seen in Indigenous Spirituality?
Sacred stories
Sacred Sites
Symbols
Sacred texts
29
Which of the following is an example of a Christian belief?
Belief in the God Allah
Monotheism - belief in One God
Belief in Lord Buddha
Polytheism - belief in more than One God
30
What does the term metatemporal mean?
The Dreaming is important to the land
The Dreaming is the Past, Present, and future
The Dreaming connects to ancestors
The Dreaming is important to the rituals
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Which of the following defines supernatural dimension?
Not existing in nature or subject to explanation
Belief in a divine being beyond the human
Belief in a divine being dwelling within the human
To see something that is not actually there
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What does this image display?
Aboriginal sacred rituals
Aboriginal Kinship groups
Aboriginal Totems
Aboriginal sacred sites
