Quotable quotes
Caribbean religion
Know your theorists
Gospel Lyrics
About the Afterlife
100

This religious leader is quoted as saying "I believe that the only true religion consists of having a good heart".  

Dalai Lama

100

Blending Catholic devotion to the saints and African tradition with devotees of mostly Cuban heritage including the woman pictured here









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Santeria

100

This functionalist believed religion provides social solidarity, meaning and purpose and social control.

Emile Durkheim

100

Dem feel seh true dem go a church
Dere sins don't need forgiving, forgiving
Dem really gone from bad to worse
Wid dem yah careless living, living

Are the lyrics of this song by Shaggy 

Church Heathen

100

Rastafarians are often opposed to governmental systems that they see as oppressive to peace and freedom; they use the name of this biblical place as a label for all such perceived systems of oppression.

Babylon

200

God is present in every one of you, in each one of us.”

Are the words of this first Jesuit hold the office as head of the Catholic Church.

Pope Francis

200

The Caribbean has a significant East Indian population who practice the religion pictures among the worshippers here.

Islam

200

This theorist saw religion as a social drug that nullified the negative effects of the exploitative relationship between the owners and the means of production. 

Karl Marx

200

Finish the Lyrics 

So long Bye Bye

So long Bye Bye

Goodbye to my pain and sorrow

So long bye bye

200

Christians believe in this place  - a very common term in the Bible, used for the sky; for the space beyond our atmosphere; and for God’s dwelling place


Heaven



300

 He is with you wherever you are.

Is a quote from this holy book of Islam.



Quran

300

This three word phrase is used by Rastafarians to acknowledge that God exists in everyone

I-and-I

300

This founding father of Sociology  argued that the Protestant Reformation paved the way for the development of industrial capitalism.

Max Weber

300

Finish the lyric

You dont haffi dread to be Rasta

You dont haffi dread

This is not a dreadlocks thing

Divine conception of the heart

300

In Roman Catholic doctrine this is a place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners

Purgatory

400

the harder the battle,  the sweet of Jah victory are the words of this late, great Rastafarian musician

Robert (Bob) Marley

400

Voodoo includes a wide range of rituals, attitudes, ancestor spirits and personified forces derived from african Religion and _________. 

Catholicism

400

The view that religion became patriarchal through the misinterpretation of religious beliefs by men is a view most likely held by what group of thinkers

Feminist

400

Think of the good good times
We used to have
Jumping poco a redemption ground
And when you feel the spirit, I was always around
To stop you from falling down 

Are the lyrics of a song which references this Jamaican religious tradition

Pocomania

400

Like Hindus Buddhist believe in rebirth and used this term for the idea that actions have consequences, in this life and in future lives  


Karma

500

Remember that you are dust and unto dust you shall return is the verse recited at which Catholic ritual

Ash Wednesday/ Marking with Ashes

500

 a popular symbol of Hinduism in Trinidad.  It is usually a bamboo pole carrying multicolored flags, each representing a deity.

Jhandi

500

Like Durkheim this functionalist also believed that religion can provide solace and comfort to members in society when they are befallen by unexpected sudden events such as death.

Talcott Parsons

500

Finish the lyrics from the SJC song

Swell the rising chorus

In her praise who for us, with Truth and Right,

As well as Might, Lit up the path before us.

Let our voices loudly flinging cheer on cheer

In accent ringing

Rend the heavens with our singing.

Hail the white and blue

500

Muslims believe that when people die their soul is taken by this, the term which translates to Angel o Death

Azra'il