World Religions Chapter 2- Indigenous Religions

In the Yoruba religion, the art of helping a person learn their future path is called . . .

In the Yoruba tradition, the Supreme Deity is known as

Who is the "trickster figure" in the Plains Indians religion?

Why do dancers mutilate their bodies during a Sun Dance?

How does the name "Inktomi" translate into English?

In the Yoruba tradition, the focus of ritual practioners is to . . .

Scholars believe the first humans to North America came from . . .

Who interprets the vision and its meaning that a quest-er has received?

In the Aboriginal religion, when the Ancestors left, what did they leave behind on the earth?

According to most of the indigenous faith traditions, the world of the Divine and human are. .

In the Yoruba tradition, the cosmic reality consists of . . .

Scholars believe the first humans came to North America how many years ago?

The Aboriginal religious tradition is . . .

The center of the universe and focal point of power is called . . .

Initiation rituals symbolize . . .

A totem is a(n) . . .

The Aboriginal tribe that the book focuses on is called . . .

In the Yoruba tradition, Olorun created . . .

The Yoruba live in . . .

What allowed for the exchange of beliefs among the tribes of the North American Plains?

In Yoruba creation mythology, what was needed to create the earth?

What type of tree is felled for a Sun Dance ceremony?

Wakan Tanka can also be translated as . . .

Where were over 200 Lakota (men, women, and children) massacred by Union soldiers?

Why are "trickster figures" important in indigenous faith traditions?

Who is the "trickster figure" in the Christian faith tradition?

The Yoruba religion is concerned with mediating between . . .

In the Plains Indians religion, when a person dies what happens to its 4 souls?

One aspect of indigenous religious traditions is . . .

What happens if a soul is judged unworthy by the old woman on the "spirit path"?

Who is the "trickster figure" in the Aboriginal religion?

What are the goals of participating in a sweat lodge event?

In the Aboriginal faith tradition, the time of The Dreaming is still continuing.

In the Plains religion, how does one access spiritual power that will ensure success in things?

The gods and deities of the Yoruba religion are known as

Why is the number 4 the most sacred number in the Plains religion?

Putting yourself in the shoes of someone else to understand their belief is known as . . .

The Great Spirit of the Plains Indians religions is called . . .

The name "Sioux" is a pejorative name meaning. . .

Who possessed the original gold chain (bling)?

In the Yoruba tradition, Orisha-nla created