Why is interfaith dialogue significant?

Promotes shared prayer and spirituality in times of crisis

What was the main reason for removing many Aboriginal children from their families after 1945?

To force them to adopt European culture and behaviour

Which of the following best describes Aboriginal Dreaming?

Myths, legends and enactments ceremonies

Which of the following statements best reflects religion in Australia?

Aus is a multifaith society that fosters religious diversity

Which of the following is a common characteristic of New Age religions?

They focus on the spirit needs of their adherents

Which of the following is an example of Aboriginal Reconciliation?

Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation

Which of the following is highly advocated within New Age religions?

Holistic health and personal growth

Identify TWO ecumenical developments in Australia

NSW Ecumnical Council and National Council of Churches

Leslie left the Uniting Church & became Muslim.Which statement best describes Leslie’s actions?

Leslie has changed religious traditions

According to recent census data, which of the following is correct?

The Uniting Church is the 3rd largest Christian denomination

A concept that diminishes the influence of religion society

Which of the following is a historical misconception?

Aboriginal people identify with the same myths and legends

In descending order what are the most prevalent religious traditions in Australia

Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism

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1
what years were Aboriginal children removed from their homes during the Stolen Generation?
1900-1972
1800-1900
1972-2000
1940-1972
2
Why is interfaith dialogue significant?
Promotes shared prayer and spirituality in times of crisis
To promote secularism in contemporary Australian society
A Papal Decision
Promotes a common Christian message to issues in society
3
What was the main reason for removing many Aboriginal children from their families after 1945?
To provide them with opportunities to improve their literacy
To force them to adopt European culture and behaviour
To lessen the burden on large Aboriginal families
To allow them to share Aboriginal spirituality with European
4
Which of the following best describes Aboriginal Dreaming?
Aboriginal flag, and concept of Terra Nullius
Ancestral Beings as totems
Kinship groups and Voting Rights
Myths, legends and enactments ceremonies
5
Which of the following statements best reflects religion in Australia?
Australia is a multi faith society that believes in God
Australia is endorses ecumenical relationships with Asia
Aus is a multifaith society that fosters religious diversity
Australia is an ecumenical community
6
Why was the policy of ASSIMILATION abolished?
Land rights movement
Growing aboriginal activism
Kinship
Gough Whitlam
7
Which of the following is a common characteristic of New Age religions?
They all reject materialism
They value ecumenism
They integrate all nonchristian into a common set of beliefs
They focus on the spirit needs of their adherents
8
Which of the following is an example of Aboriginal Reconciliation?
Aboriginal Free rider Activism
Aboriginal Land Rights Movement
Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation
Aboriginal reconciliation Fellowship
9
Which of the following is highly advocated within New Age religions?
Holistic health and personal growth
Astrology and Divination
Revisiting Ancient prophecies
Implementing technolo and practices with present religions
10
Identify TWO ecumenical developments in Australia
NSW Ecumnical Council and National Council of Churches
Catholic Churches and the Pope
National Council of Churches and the World Religion Council
Greek Orthodox Church and Catholic Churches
11
2001, which of the following churches has been the least affected by denominational switching?
Anglican
Catholic
Pentecostal
Uniting
12
Leslie left the Uniting Church & became Muslim.Which statement best describes Leslie’s actions?
Leslie has switched denominations
Leslie has joined an interfaith organization.
Leslie has changed religious traditions
Leslie has become sectarian.
13
Which represents the 3 major Christian Denominations in Straya's current religious landscape?
Catholic. Anglican Uniting
Catholic, Anglican, Protestant
Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican
Uniting, Pentecostal, Catholic
14
According to recent census data, which of the following is correct?
Anglicanism is the largest Christian denomination.
The number of people reporting ‘No Religion’ has decreased
Number of people reporting non-christian faith has decreased
The Uniting Church is the 3rd largest Christian denomination
15
What is secularism?
Communities who live in isolation and share a belief
A search for interfaith cooperation in society
A concept that diminishes the influence of religion society
Taylah is the bomb
16
Which of the following is a historical misconception?
Land rights recognise Abo's people as traditional owners
Aboriginal society is deeply spiritual and highly complex
Totems symbolise spirit ancestors in particular places
Aboriginal people identify with the same myths and legends
17
Which of the following is central to the Dreaming?
Dispossession
Marriage
Assimilation
Law
18
In descending order what are the most prevalent religious traditions in Australia
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism
Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism
Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism
Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Islam

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