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Religion & Beliefs Systems 1945
Religion & Beliefs Systems 1945
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1
Which of the following has been a consequence of immigration since 1945?
The Catholic Church has become more multicultural.
Hinduism has grown to the 2nd largest non-Christian religion
Number of Christian denominations in Australia has declined.
New Age religions are members of the NSW Council of Churches
2
What would supporters of ecumenism be likely to reject?
Reconciliation
Interfaith dialogue
Sectarianism
Denominational switching
3
What is secularism?
Separation of the state from religious institutions.
Unity among the world's Christian Churches.
Rejection of religion in society.
Religion traditions ruling over Australia's law.
4
The main reason why interfaith dialogue is important is that it provides:
Funding to support the work of the World Council of Churches
A forum for the discussion of social justice issues.
A basis for the future merger of religious traditions.
A structural basis for the development of secularism.
5
Which religious affiliation is most common among recently-arrived migrants in Australia?
Christianity
Buddhism
No Religion
Islam
6
Which of the following is a common characteristic of New Age religions?
They value ecumenism.
They focus on the spiritual needs of their adherents.
Non-Christian religions into a common set of beliefs.
They all reject materialism.
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What is interfaith dialogue?
Positive interaction between people of different religions.
Unity among the world's Christian Churches.
Hate towards other religions.
Moving away from religion as a society.
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Since 2001, which of the following has been the least affected by denominational switching?
Uniting
Catholic
Pentecostal
Anglican
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Which of the following is true of the Anglican Church?
It was formerly known as the Church of England in Australia.
It separated from the Uniting Church in 1987.
It is the largest Christian denomination in Australia.
It is no longer a member of the NSW Ecumenical Council.