Religious Dimension
New Religious Expression
Non-Religious Worldviews
Differences - Rel and Non Rel Worldviews
Lucky Dip
100

What is the significance (meaning/importance) of the religious dimension for religious people? (State one)

Meaning and purpose for the individual, social cohesion, social transformation

100

What are some of the cause of the rising popularity of New Religious Expressions?

search for personal fulfillment, seek ethical guidelines, seek to clarify their relationship with society

100

Who would say 'humans are the highest form of intelligence'

Humanist

100

Example of social responsibility in Christianity

Charities e.g. Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul

Political contributions e.g. Christina democratic Party, Australian Christian Lobby

100

Most 'materialistic' denomination of Christianity

Pentecostalism

200

Which of the 5 major religious traditions is the 5th largest in the world?

Judaism

200

Issues that have lead to disenchantment with traditional religious traditions

sexism (Perceived as being male dominated), child abuse (Catholic Church), hypocrisy (Not practicing what they "preach")

200

Who would say 'God does not exist'

An athiest

200

Three concepts that are used when comparing religious and non-religious worldview

Concept of the transcendent, The human person, social responsibility

200

Fastest growing faith worldwide

Islam

300

Three expressions of the religious dimension in human history 

animism, polytheism, monotheism

300

Two new religious expression practices

yoga, astrology, taro cards, Meditation exc. 

300

Three non-religious worldviews

agnosticism, atheism, humanism

300

Difference between agnostic and athiest

An atheist doesn't believe in a god or divine being. where an agnostic neither believes nor disbelieves in a god or religious doctrine

300

Shinto is an example of which religious dimension

Animisim

400
Major religious tradition in Indonesia

Islam 

400

Organisation focused on ecological awareness

Green Peace, Hare Krishna

400

See ethical behaviour as a result of proven patterns of behaviour overtime rather than religious motivated behaviours

Scientific Humanist

400

Example of humanist organisation, what do they do?

Council of Australian Humanist Societies, Humanists International e.g. Support the humanist movement, forward their ideas, Defend human rights (especially those of non-religious people)

400

the 'a' in athiesm and agnosticism means

Not or No

Athiesm - No God

Agnosticism - Not know

500

Where is the highest % of Buddhist adherents

Cambodia

500

State three of the four Influences on the growth of new religious traditions

Materialism

Scientific Progress

Ecological Awareness

Disenchantment with traditional religious traditions

500

Founder of agnosticism 

Thomas Henry Huxley (1825-1895)

500

Three features of rational humanism.

Humankind is the highest form of life

There is no transcendent realm or supernatural

Reject beliefs based only on 'revelation' and faith

Morality is linked to understandings of pleasure and pain (ethical naturalism) and human experiences

Material possessions should not be acquired at the expense of other people or the environment


500

Fastest growing faith in Australia 2006-2016

Hinduism

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