What is not a function of ceremony in Indigenous spirituality?

to provide spiritual instruction

Which is not a key belief of Indigenous spirituality?

there are over 250 nations of Indigenous people in Australia

liberation from the cycle of birth and death

the view of causality of good and bad words and actions

the illusion that we are separate from God

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Ritual Analysis 3

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A revision quiz for the Year 10 Religion unit 'Analysing Rituals'.

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1
What is the most fundamental idea within Indigenous spirituality?
nomadic culture
tjurunga
walkabout
the Dreaming
2
What is Dadirri?
an increase ritual
a rite of passage
a ritual connected to core beliefs
an initiation ceremony
3
What is Brahman?
the divine force underlying all reality
a Hindu temple for worship
the Hindu view of causality (good, bad)
devotion to a deity
4
What is the Hindu rite of passage marking the beginning of solid food?
namakarana
chudakarana
vidyarambha
annaprasana
5
What is atman?
a person's true self (or soul)
the supreme deity
belief in only one God
liberation from the birth and death cycle
6
What is not a function of ceremony in Indigenous spirituality?
for direct contact between people and their ancestors
to ensure an increase in food
to provide spiritual instruction
to honour or introduce totem ancestors
7
What is the word to describe specific rituals in the Hindu religion?
varna
sarmara
samskara
brahman
8
Which is not a key belief of Indigenous spirituality?
there are over 250 nations of Indigenous people in Australia
the Dreaming continues as a source of spiritual life today
the environment is closely related to supernatural world
going walkabout is one of the most prayerful activities
9
What is the ultimate goal of the Hindu faith?
dharma
moksha
karma
puja
10
What is moksha?
the cycle of birth, death and rebirth
liberation from the cycle of birth and death
the doctrine of Hinduism
a variety of Hindu ritual
11
What is karma?
the view of causality of good and bad words and actions
a person's true self (or soul)
any of the four life stages
a moral code of acting
12
What is the role of Vishnu?
the supreme deity
the sustainer of the universe
the creator of the universe
the destroyer and recreator of the universe
13
What is dharma?
devotion to a supreme deity
any of the four life stages
a moral code of acting
a person's true self (or soul)
14
What is the ritual of nishkramana?
a Hindu hair-cutting ceremony
a Hindu funeral rite
a Hindu birth ceremony
a Hindu ceremony for a person's entrance into school
15
What is maya?
righteous living
the spark of God within oneself
the illusion that we are separate from God
the soul
16
What is Dadirri (specifically)?
ritual action to release spirits
ritual singing and dancing
being aware of nature
focusing on nature

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