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Religion and Belief Systems in Australia post-1945
Religion and Belief Systems in Australia post-1945
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1
What percentage of Australia was Christian in 1947?
87.3%
65.7%
85.7%
90.4%
2
Which of the following is a distinctive feature of Aboriginal spirituality?
It values competition within Aboriginal communities
It makes no separation between the spiritual and the secular
It places a high value on material possessions
It values competition between Aboriginal communities
3
Which of the following is a typical feature of New Age religions?
Cult status is achieved
Individual fulfilment is sought
Divine beings are worshipped
Foundational texts from the basis of all beliefs
4
Why are Elders in Aboriginal communities given significant status and respect?
Encourage young Aboriginal people to enter the professions
Lead negotiations among Aboriginal people aon land rights
Possess sacred knowledge about Aboriginal spirituality
Promote modern non-Aboriginal spiritualities
5
Which of the following are examples of interfaith dialogue?
Catholic-Anglican relations
Conservative-Orthodox relations
Hinduism- Judaism relations
Christian-Muslim relations
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What did the Mabo decision 1992 rule?
Formal apology for the Stolen Generation
Overturn of terra-nullius- ‘land belonging to no one’
Equal ownership between pastoral leases and kinships
Aboriginals have ownership of all Australian land
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What is the consequence of separation from kinship groups?
Inability to pass on beliefs, rituals and stories.
Demoralisation and depression
Stereotypes as lazy and drug abusers
Loss of language
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Which of the following led to Aboriginal people being separated from their kinship groups?
Wik-decision
Assimilation
Secularism
Self-determination
9
Within Aboriginal spirituality, which of the following requires ceremonial initiation?
Belonging to ritual estate
Transition into adult roles
Introduction to totemic group
Adoption of language group
10
Which of the following enabled pastoral leases and Native Title to co-exist?
Mabo decision 1992
Native Title Amendment Act 1998 (Cth)
Wik decision 1996
Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)
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Why is interfaith dialogue important in our society?
Helps people make more friends easily
Helps us respect different cultures and traditions
Helps us live in harmony
Helps us learn from each other
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What was the purpose of the Aboriginal Protection Act 1869?
To place Aboriginal children in Christian missions
To give all Aboriginal people security guards
To breed Aboriginals out of existence
To kill Aboriginal groups
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Which of the following is a common characteristic of New Age religions?
Value ecumenism
Integrate non-Christian religions into common set of beliefs
All reject materialism
Focus on the spiritual needs of their adherents
