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Duplicate of World Religions - Intro/ Native Spirituality
Duplicate of World Religions - Intro/ Native Spirituality
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What is a vision quest?
The process of purifying to be sensitive to a vision
The process of purifying&fasting to be sensitive to a vision
The process of having a hallucination
The process of having a premention
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what is the smudging ceremony?
a worship ritual
a purification ritual
a smoke ceremony
a ceremony of burning grass
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What does Ascetic mean?
Someone who abuses themselves in the name of religion
Someone who is pleasing to the eye
One who practises severe selfdiscipline for religious belief
The beauty in nature
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The understanding of the nature of the universe and our place in it
Doctrinal
Destiny
Revelation
Cosmology
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Why is religion important?
All of the Above
Reflects an important dimension of humanity & Is inclusive
Influences human relationships by creating unity&diversity
Addresses issues which are important to human life
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The belief that the divine reality exists in everything.
Mysticism
Monotheism
Pantheism
Polytheism
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a way to purify or show dedication to the Great Spirit
Vision Quest
Sun dance
a Pow Wow
Harvest Feast
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A story that tends to answer questions of our origins and serves as a source of sacred truth.
Empathy
Material
Faith
Mythic
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A person can achieve happiness without God
Secular Science
Secular Politics
Secular Cathechism
Secular Humanism
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To purify body, mind, spirit and is like a sauna
Sweat Lodge
Sweat Hut
Sweat Lounge
Sweat House
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Pow Wow
A festival
Gathering of aboriginal elders
Gathering of Aboriginal people
Gathering of people
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When family & friends give gifts to celebrate special events
Potlash
Potluck
Potlatch
Potlush
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Identify the accurate characteristics of the 5 characteristics of religion?
2 and 3
-Shared with others - Involves an ultimate reality
-Symbols by which the religion is identified and worshipped
-A history that's not important to its followers
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What are the two approaches to studying world religions?
Through research & Worship
Comparative methodology & With empathy
Observation & Methodology
observation & reverance
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Experience of holy presence sometimes involves intellectual belief& emphasizes personal trust.
Mythic
Faith
Empathy
Material
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Smoking tobacco via Sacred Pipe
Give back harmony&peace to the world through smoking tobacco
A way to bond through smoking tobacco
A way to cleanse through smoking tabacco
A way to rid evil spirits through smoking tobacco
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A set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe
What is faith?
what is christianity?
what is religion?
what is catholicism?
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Theocentric
Animal Centered
Nature Centered
Universe Centered
God Centered
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What are Sacred Symbols & Rituals?
Shrines, worship places, natural features, weekly rituals
All of the above
Symbols, objects, places, clothing,prayer, lifecycle ritual
places, clothing, prayer, shrines pilgrimages,festivals
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Seeking2 have experiences like God in the bush don't follow the norms of a religious experience
Mysticism
Monotheism
Polytheism
Pantheism
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Teaching of religion-creeds, doctrines& beliefs. Give context from myths&religious experiences.
Mystical
Doctrination
Transcendence
Doctrinal
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Ability to see things from another persons perspective, an important approach to study religion
Empathy
Destiny
Mythic
Faith
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'Where are we going?' Some religions describe two destinies: condition or reward.
Doctrinal
Cosimology
Destiny
Revelation
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Done to purify people, sacred herbs are burned, brushed on hands, eyes, mouth and heart
Smudging
Smodging
Smudding
Sweeping
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Why is religion practiced?
All of the above
Enrich our own religion practices and values
Promote compassion and community
Find greater stability in our own faith
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Have respect & tolerance for other's beliefs
Theocentric
Dialogue of Everyday life
Dialogue of religious experience
Ground Rules of Religious Pluralism
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What are stories that explain sacred realities?
Myths explain sacred reality- Hero Creation-Trickster-Divine
Myths and folklore
Myths explains creation, trickster devoution
Myths and biblical
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What are Human Condition, Spiritual Perfection, Destiny, nature of the world, Ultimate Reality?
What are the seven dimensions of religion?
Revelation
What are the 5 primary religious reasons?
Ultimate Reality
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Religious Pluralism and what countries have it?
Coexistence of many religions in a society;Canada,India,Cuba
1 & 2
Coexistence ofmany religions in a society;Canada,USA,Italy
Coexistence of many religions in a society; Canada,India,USA
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Dimension of religion that deals with how we behave living in the world and how we interact
Ritual
Ethics
Condemnation
Devoution
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What is Karma?
Cause and Affect
Law of cause & effect. Present in life
1 & 3
When choices one's actions impact their future
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What is Nostra Aetate?
All of the above?
Questions: What is the meaning and purpose of our life?
Questions: What happens at death?
Questions: What is sinful?
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What is Morality?
Norms behaviour virtues karma ethics & conscience
Norms behaviour virtues karma ethics commandments&conscience
Behaviour virtues karma ethics commandments&conscience
Norms behaviour virtues ethics commandments&conscience
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The belief in only one god.
monotheism
polytheism
Pantheism
mysticism
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What it means to be a person, what's imperfect , naturally good or bad, and why we suffer.
Human Condition
Ultimate Reality
Revelation
Transcendence
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What are primal religions?
Primal religions are those religions practiced B.C.
Primal religion is the first stage in ancient religion.
Primal religions are the first religions created.
Primal religions tend to be the traditions of tribal peoples
