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Religion and Society
Religion and Society
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1
which of the following are not contemporary challenges for the RCFT
Equality
Abortion
Divorce
Gay Marriage
2
Why were images like this destroyed in the fallout of the reformation?
Protestants destroyed them because they're Catholic symbols
they were considered corrupt and a waste of money
Protestants destroyed them - they saw them as idol worship
3
Having a vision for society means religions believe society to be....
painting a good picture of what the world should be like
In need to help to address the needs of the world
living up to the example God wants for the world
4
maintenance is important for religious traditions because it...
provides consistency from generation to generation
helps distinctive beliefs to be made clear remain relevant
1 and 2
5
Why is resurrection a distinctive beleif
the death & resurrection of Christ gives us meaning/ purpose
It has subsequent beliefs steaming from it
without the belief in Resurrection other beliefs will fail
all of the above
6
what does the image imply about the UR? That the UR is....
a loving omnipotent creator who is transcendent and immanent
creator
loving
transcendent creator God who controls humanity
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How might this image represent societies vision of an ideal world
God creator supporting the world, with equality & team work
hope, equality, hierachy
equality, care for creation, responsibility, a power greater
8
which words best describe the relationship between religion and society
positive and negative
religion is a guide for society
the impact each other
Interconnected, dynamic,
9
The Catholic Church affirmed the use of images as part of the Council of Trent saying...
They helped to mediate and express beliefs
they were traditional so should be maintained
They were good for people who couldnt read
10
Which was the meeting that lead the RCFT's response to the Reformation
Vatican I
Vatican II
Council of Trent
Council of Nicea
11
Historically religions respond to challenge by ...
Ignoring, discrediting, attacking, reaffirming belief
Ignoring challenges until they disappate
attacking and stating their stance
responding and reformulating expression to bring meaning
12
Which best describes the response of the RCFT to the Protestant reformation?
Ignore Luther, Renounce, excommunicate him, reaffirm beliefs
Ignore, Attack, Respond after theological reflection
13
Which words best describe the RCFT's view of their UR
Loving, Judge of all Creator
Creator, Loving, everywhere
Loving, Transcendent, Creator
14
The image could reflect the experiences of some one who/s
plan is interrupted by experiences that could be - or +
has a plan for life that goes exactly as expected
life is a certain way & not impacted by the outstide world
15
The image might be said to reflect...
How maintenance of religious beliefs involves ups and downs
Significant life experience and how it impacts on life
How the UR is part of human life in the high points
how challenges cause ups and downs in life
16
What terms should be included in a definition for the RCFT's vision for society
sin, KOG, ROG, humanity
Freedom, KOG, ROG, dignity, love, respect
KOG, reign of God, suffering part of human experience, peace
17
The Historical challenge studied in class was
The Challenge of Martin Luther
The Protestant Reformation
Either 2 or 3 could describe it
The Reformation
18
Society and Religion often operate in parallel to each other because....
they share similar values and follow a similar path
they are independent of each other
they don't want to interfere with each other
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what makes a life experience significant
can strengthen or weaken beliefs
can be life changing, a turning point leading to reflection
it has good or bad consequences
20
Which of the following is a correct list of some Aspects of Religion
Myths, Beliefs, Sacred Text and other religious writing
Myths and other Sacred stories, Beliefs, Rituals, Symbols
Myths and other stories, Rituals, Beliefs, Social Structure
