Part 1 of World Religions Exam Review

Indigenous people believe that when we lose our interconnectedness there will be no balance.

The Indigenous belief that everything in the world is alive is called what?

During what ritual are sacred herbs burned and then the herb smoke is brushed over the body?

What worldview sees God as the source and centre of life?

What set out the federal government's responsibility for the education of Indigenous children?

A false generalization made about an individual because they belong to a specific group is:

Indigenous people believe that humans control nature.

Multiculturalism is not a policy and law.

The co-existence of many religions in a society is called religious pluralism.

In Indigenous Spirituality, the Trickster figure is always mean and never generous.

A closed structure built around a pit into which heated rocks are placed is called:

Indigenous people believe that the Great Spirit created the universe and is present in everything.

What Christian church(es) ran residential schools in Canada?

Which of the following is not correctly describing an Indigenous elder?

The Golden Rule also includes love and justice.

Which of the following is not a rule for interfaith dialogue?

Atheists believe it's not possible to know one way or another if there is a God.

What is religion?