What is the definition of ecumenism
The movement between Christian churches to promote the restoration of unity among all christians.
What does the NCCA stand for
National council of churches Australia
as of 2021 what denomination of Christianity had the largest population
Catholic
Which pope is widely credited with initiating significant Catholic engagement in interfaith dialogue following Vatican II.
Pope John XIII
What is the definition of interfaith dialogue
harmony between different religious traditions
What does ecumenism foster the most
Relationships between denominations
Name one of the many virtues of ecumenism
Love
Humility
Understanding
Between 2016 and 2021 how much did No religion grow by?
Triple points for an exactly right answer
8.8 percent
What concept acknowledges the inherent worth and dignity of every individual, regardless of their religious affiliation.
Human Dignity
In 2007, Which religious traditions leader visited Australia to host an interfaith dialogue symposium.
A)Christianity
B)Budhism
C)Judaism
D)Hinduism
E)Islam
Triple points if you can name the leader
B
Identify 2 benefits of Ecumenism:
The group with the most reasons on the board gets double points
one body can speak for 80-90% of Christians
promotes unity
builds trust
more efficient
reduces doubling up on programs
allows for pooling of resources
assists families and those in need better.
What are the 3 main denominations of Christianity in terms of Population
Orthodox
Protestant
What was a major event in Australian history that led to the rise in secularism and why?
Teachers Choice
What foundational principle is seen in most religious traditions.
The Golden Rule
What are the 3 abrahamic faiths
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
What organisation began in 1948 to develop dialogue and cooperation between diverse Christian groups
World council of Churches
Name the 3 ecumenical movements we studied this term
National council of churches Australia
NSW Ecumenical council
World Council of Churches
In 1981 what was the most dominant denomination in Christianity
Anglican
What is an interfaith conference or summit?
Its a formal gathering brings together leaders and scholars from different faiths to discuss common issues and foster understanding.
What is the sacred writing created by Christianity that encourages interfaith dialogue
Nostra Aetate
This Council operates a "House of Welcome" for refugees and asylum seekers to help them adjust to Australian society.
NSW Ecumenical council
Name the 5 things all Christians believe (Principal beliefs)
Humanity and divinity of Jesus
Death and resurrection of Jesus
Nature of God and the Trinity
Revelation
Salvation
Between 2006 and 2021 what religious tradition grew the most in Australia
Hinduism
What does Interfaith dialogue contribute to in society
Social Cohesion
Name Two of the three denominations that combined to create the Uniting Church
double points if you know all three
Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational?