Ch 2: American Religious Funerals: An Introduction Flashcards

1
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By Texas law, by when would a body be refrigerated?

A

Within 24 hours

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2
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What religion would get offended if you ask if they want the remains to be cremated?

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Jewish

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3
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What should you ask before doing a removal?

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If there is any important details we need to know.
Some make you wait until a specific person shows up or after they finish praying. Hindu and Muslims don’t accept women to remove the body

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4
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Who forbids embalming?

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Orthodox Jewish

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5
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Who has to sign for co-mingling of remains for couples?

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Authorization from the NOK and push to also get judge signature

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6
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What are the two types of worship services?

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Liturgical
Non-Liturgical

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7
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Which type of worship service is Eucharist centered?
This would be Protestant and Catholic

A

Liturgical

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Which type of worship is scripture centered?
This would be nondenominational

A

Non-Liturgical

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9
Q

Which architecture is this:

Building is cruciform
Two Pulpits (gospel pulpit & epistle pulpit)
Alter is focal point
Symbolism is evident

A

Liturgical

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10
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Which architecture is this:

Auditorium-like setting
One pulpit in center is focal point
Devoid of symbolism
Cross instead of crucifix

A

Non-Liturgical

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11
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What is the Narthex?

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Foyer
Entry way of the church

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12
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What is the Nave?

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The architectural term for the place where the congregation gathers for worship, where attendees sit

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What is the Transepts?

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Wings of main part of the church
Serve as small chapels

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14
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What is the Chancel?

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The part right before the alter and after the nave

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15
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What is the Sanctuary?

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Part of the church containing the alter or high alter if there’s more than one
Holy / Sacred place for worship

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16
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What is the Sacristy?

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In historic church architecture:
Room or closet

Usually equipped with a sink, communion equipment, linen and supplies

17
Q

Does the building define the worship?

A

No

18
Q

What is a rite?

A

The ceremony

19
Q

What is a ritual?

A

The procedures

20
Q

What are factors to keep in mind?

A

Geographical / regional differences
Clergy preferences
Family preferences
Miscellaneous: Weather, Conflict with Holy Days, Site