An example of Interfaith Dialogue is…

The World Council on Religion and Peace

What is the definition of atheism?

D: A belief that divine power does not exist.

Which of the following is an example of an ecumenical movement?

B: The First assembly of the World Council of Churches

What is one of the aspects of the growth of scientific progress?

C: scientific discoveries discredited religious beliefs

The process of reconciliation entails…

B:Repairing damage of forced assimilation and segregation

Which of the following is true of totemic identity in Aboriginal spirituality?

(A) It arranges events in order of time

What is the meaning of Materialism?

B: Becoming consumed by material possessions

What is the meaning of Polytheism?

B:The belief in and worship of many Gods

Why are people attached to New Age Religions that focus on ecological awareness?

A: Feeling a closeness to the environment

What is the definition of a rationalist?

A:Someone who rejects religion, believing it is unreasonable

An interfaith dialogue seeks…

A: Communication between various religious groups

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HSC Studies of Religion Revision #1

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1
Rational humanism accepts the study of sciences and humanities.
A: True
B: False
2
Which of the following led to Aboriginal people being separated from their kinship groups?
(B) Secularism
(A) Assimilation
(D) Wik decision
C) Self-determination
3
An example of Interfaith Dialogue is…
Communication between society and religious fundamentalists
The World Council on Religion and Peace
The search for one’s self
Communication between religious denominations
4
What is the second most dominant religious tradition in Australia?
A: Anglicanism
C: Uniting Church
D: Pentecostal
B: Presbyterian
5
What is the definition of atheism?
B: The belief in the power of the one true God
A: Someone who believes in scientology
C: An extremely rare Pokémon found at the top of mountains.
D: A belief that divine power does not exist.
6
Which Christian religious tradition is the most dominant and what is its percentage in 2011?
A: Catholicism 25.3%
B: Anglicanism 27.1%
C: Uniting Church 20.6%
D: Islam 21%
7
An ecumenical movement seeks…
D: Global Christian unity
A: Communication between religions
C: The separation of Church and State
B: A shift in church preference
8
Which of the following is an example of an ecumenical movement?
D: The Abolition of the White Australia Policy
A: The Wik Decision
B: The First assembly of the World Council of Churches
C: The Corroboree Bridge Movement, 2000
9
There is insignificant proof of either god’s existence or non-existence, this is an example of…
A: Atheism
B: The Church of insecurity
C: Agnosticism
D: Scientific Humanism
10
What is one of the aspects of the growth of scientific progress?
B: Prince of Egypt
C: scientific discoveries discredited religious beliefs
D: Just cuz
A: The big bang
11
The process of reconciliation entails…
B:Repairing damage of forced assimilation and segregation
D: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s Apology Speech
A:A connect between Christianity and Aboriginal Spirituality
D: Seeking Salvation
12
What is the total adherence to non-Christian religious traditions in Australia in 2011?
B: 10.6%
D: 13.8%
C: 15.2%
A: 7.2%
13
What was the second most dominant non-Christian religious tradition in 2011?
D: Buddhism 2.1%
A: Hinduism 1.8%
C: Judaism 0.5%
B: Islam 1.7%
14
Which of the following enabled pastoral leases and Native Title to co-exist?
(D) Native Title Amendment Act 1998 (Cth)
(A) Mabo decision 1992
(B) Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)
(C) Wik decision 1996
15
Which of the following is true of totemic identity in Aboriginal spirituality?
(D) Symbolises the secular nature of customs and traditions.
(C)Establishes moral code that informs and unites all life.
(A) It arranges events in order of time
(B) It recognises totems as an ancient form of worship
16
What is NOT a reason for the rise of new religious expression?
C: Clarification of their relationship in society
D: To watch Prince of Egypt
B: Search for ethical guidance
A: Search for personal fulfilment
17
What is the meaning of Materialism?
A: Madonna
D: Pokemon Go
C: Prince of Egypt
B: Becoming consumed by material possessions
18
What is the meaning of Polytheism?
B:The belief in and worship of many Gods
D:When someone changes religions
C:Belief in the existence of 1 deity/God who is the creator
A: The idea that plants and inanimate objects have souls
19
Why are people attached to New Age Religions that focus on ecological awareness?
A: Feeling a closeness to the environment
D:Al Gore
C: Prince of Egypt
B: They are Tree Huggers
20
What is the definition of a rationalist?
C:Someone who rejects a belief in the existence of god(s).
A:Someone who rejects religion, believing it is unreasonable
D:A religious adherent who does not participate in rituals
B:Those who live without religious or superstitious beliefs.
21
Which of the following is central to the Dreaming?
(A) Law
(C) Assimilation
(B) Marriage
(D) Dispossession
22
An interfaith dialogue seeks…
D: The punishment of all infidels
B: Spiritual enlightenment between religious adherents
C: Transcendence outside the Universe
A: Communication between various religious groups
23
What is the percentage of non-religious adherents in Australia in 2011?
C: 22.3%
B: 30.3%
D: 33%
A: 26%

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