Chapter 5 Flashcards
A polytheistic religion refers to
belief in multiple deities.
Which religions are universalizing?
Christianity,Islam,Buddhism,and Sikhism
According to the beliefs of the Aboriginal inhabitants of Australia, the time when the Earth was transformed from a featureless and inactive realm into the world as we know it is known as
Dream time
Name the only country in which the majority of the population is Jewish.
Israel
Christianity is the largest religion in the world with an estimated number of adherents totaling
2.3 billion
Sanatana dharma , meaning “eternal truth,” is the name some
Hindus
The smallest of the major universalizing religions is
Sikhism
The scattering of a people through forced migration is known as
Diaspora
Which region constitutes the hearth of Christianity?
Palestine
List the characteristics that define a sacred space.
Specific places, and sites that are recognize for their sanctity.
An intellectual movement that encourages scientific thought, the expansion of knowledge, and belief in the inevitability of progress is known as
Modernism
is the fastest growing branch within Christianity.
Renewalism
The fastest growing religion in the world is
Islam
One of the goals of the
Zionism
Historian Lynn White, Jr. addressed the relationship between
Environmental and religion