Justification through faith refers to:

Salvation occurring through faith in Jesus Christ and God

Stolen Generation refers to:

Aboriginal children being forcibly removed from their family

The term Pikuach Nefesh in Judaism refers to:

The ability to break any Mitzvot (bar 3) to save a life.

The marriage process in a wedding ceremony

Secularism refers to:

People who reject religion and religious interference

The study of Religion and religious beliefs

Kinship in Aboriginal Spirituality refers to: (more than one answer)

A system that advises roles & responsibilities within groups, Complex network of relationships within a language group

Selfless love between a person and any other human being

Totemism in Aboriginal Spirituality is:

Animal or plant that is a token for an individual or group

Assimilation refers to: (more than one answer)

A government policy adopted in 1951, Aboriginal people forced to live as European Australians

Theology regarding the end of time and the Kingdom of God

Kabbalat Panim refers to:

The ceremony where the bride and groom welcome their guests

Christology refers to:

Theology concerning the nature of Christ

Cooperation/joint initiative between Christian denominations

Interfaith Dialogue refers to:

Communication and cooperation between Religious Traditions

Examples of Denominations include:

Catholicism, Uniting, Salvation Army

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Studies of Religion - Terminology

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Justification through faith refers to:
Salvation at the end of time for all people
Salvation occurring through faith in Jesus Christ and God
Salvation occurring through following the laws of Jesus
Salvation occurring through good deeds
2
Stolen Generation refers to:
Aboriginal children being forcibly removed from their family
Aboriginal people having possessions stolen from them
Aboriginal people having their culture stolen from them
Aboriginal people being removed from their land
3
The TeNaCh is:
The first 5 books of the Jewish Bible
A Collection or Oral laws
The Jewish Bible.
A collection of Rabbinical teachings
4
The term Pikuach Nefesh in Judaism refers to:
The ability to break any Mitzvot (bar 3) to save a life.
Acts of loving kindness
Marriage vows
Repair/heal the world
5
Nissuin is:
The marriage process in a wedding ceremony
The betrothal process of the wedding ceremony
The marriage contract
The room the bride and groom retire to after the ceremony.
6
Examples of Religious Traditions include:
Judaism, Christianity, New Age Religions
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam
Catholicism, Anglicanism, Pentecostal
Christianity, Catholicism, Baptist
7
Secularism refers to:
The belief of superiority within a religious group
Satanic worship
People who reject religion and religious interference
Separation of Aboriginal people from their families and land
8
Theology refers to:
The study of creation
the study of the earth and environments
The study of Paul of Tarsus
The study of Religion and religious beliefs
9
Denominations refer to:
Variants of Judaism
Different World Religious Traditions
Variants of Christianity
Variants of Islam
10
Kinship in Aboriginal Spirituality refers to: (more than one answer)
A system that advises roles & responsibilities within groups
Complex network of relationships within a language group
Connections aboriginal people have to other language groups
Connections Aboriginal people have to a land form or animal
11
Agape love means:
The love a person has for their siblings
The love a mother or father has for their children
Selfless love between a person and any other human being
Sexual love between married couple
12
Totemism in Aboriginal Spirituality is:
Animal or plant that is a token for an individual or group
Marriage arrangements within language groups
Connections to sacred sites
Connections between people in language groups
13
Assimilation refers to: (more than one answer)
A government policy adopted in 1951
A policy that denied other cultures entry to Australia
Aboriginal people forced to live as European Australians
Removal of Aboriginal people from their land
14
What is Eschatology?
Theology regarding the end of time and the Kingdom of God
Theology concerning St Paul's letters
Theology concerning the human nature of Jesus Christ
Theology concerning the Holy Trinity and God
15
Yeshiva refers to:
A Jewish bible
A Jewish school
A Jewish judge
A Jewish teacher
16
Which of the following is a collection of oral laws and rabbinical commentaries?
The Responsa
The Torah
The Mishnah
The Talmud
17
What is the term given to the seven blessings recited at a wedding ceremony?
The Ketubah
The Sheva Brachot
The Yichud
The Beatiudes
18
The Kallah refers to:
A Jewish Groom
A Jewish Bride
A Jewish woman
A Jewish man
19
Halachah refers to:
Jewish Law
The 10 Commandments
Oral laws
Written laws
20
Kabbalat Panim refers to:
The ceremony where the bride and groom welcome their guests
The circling process under the chuppah
The betrothal process
The Jewish wedding ceremony
21
Christology refers to:
Theology concerning the nature of humanity
Theology concerning the nature of Christ
Theology concerning the nature of the Holy Spirit
Theology concerning the nature of God
22
Ecumenism refers to:
Accumulating faith between people
Cooperation/joint initiatives between religious traditions
Cooperation/joint initiative between Christian denominations
Cooperation/joint initiative between all religious people
23
What is the term given to the groom in Judaism
Chuppah
Ketubah
Chatan
Kallah
24
Interfaith Dialogue refers to:
Communication and cooperation between Jewish variants
Communication and cooperation between all people of faith
Communication & cooperation between Christian denominations
Communication and cooperation between Religious Traditions
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Examples of Denominations include:
Catholicism, Uniting, Salvation Army
Buddhism, Judaism, Orthodox
Christianity, Judaism, Islam
Orthodox, progressive, conservative

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