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What is a secular worldview?

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Society centred actively opposed to religion,

Aboriginal or geographical or centered, and not theosophical God centred

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what are the different world views?

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Cosmo centric theocentric secular anthropocentric

Cosmo centric is centred as nature. The centric is God centered. Secular society centred anthrocentric is human centered.

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what religions follow monotheism

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Islam Christianity Judaism monotheism means to follow one being

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what is the fundamental understanding of the great spirit?

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Universal omnipotent spirit, connecting all of nature and existence,

Divine force, or supreme, being in native American religions

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What country has the largest population of practising Hindus?

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India is a country with the largest population of practising Hindus geographic distribution of Hinduism

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from whom the 12 tribes of Israel come from

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descendants of the 12 sons of Jacob Israel, from the 12 tribes of Israel, ancestry of the Israelite nation

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what was the most important source of Jewish law?

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The Torah comprising the five books of the Hebrew Bible

Foundation of the Jewish legal principles

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What are the five books of Jewish law?

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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, numbers, and deurotomy

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what does the term the chosen people referred to?

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unique relationship between God and a specific group

The belief among Jews, that they are chosen by God with special privileges and responsibilities 

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what are the branches of Judaism? What do each represent? What is the religious pluralism?

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Orthodox concept, traditional adherence to Jewish law, strict observance of traditional rituals and interpretation

Conservative concept, middle ground between orthodox and reform moderate approach, bouncing tradition and modernity.

Reform concept, adaption to modern values and practices, progressive approach, following flexibility

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what is hasidic judaism

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It’s a branch of orthodox Judaism that aims to foster a deep connection with God and infused daily activities with spiritual meaning

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what is the great schism?

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Division between the eastern orthodox church in the western Roman Catholic Church in 1054

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what important decisions were made during Vatican two

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 reforms and decisions made by the second Vatican council 1962 to 1965, including liturgical changes, openness to the modern world and changes to the amount of time of mass modernization of Catholic Church practises

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what is the largest denomination of Islam?

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Sydney Islam is the largest denomination representing the majority of the Muslim population worldwide

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what are the denominations of Islam?

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Sunny and Shia

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what is the Quran?

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The Quran is the holy book of Islam, believe to be the literal word of God, has revealed to the prophet Muhammad

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what is hajj

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the is the annual pilgrimage, Tamaka of the five pillars of the slum obligatory for almost absolutely so physically and financially able

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what is the hijarh

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Refers to the migration of the prophet Muhammad from Maka to Medina, marking the beginning of the Islamic calendar

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what is the earliest known in Hindu text?

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Rig Vedda, comprises of 1028 hymns that praise the ancient dirties

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what did the Buddha teach?

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Buddha taught the four noble truths, addressing suffering from the eightfold path, and a guide to ethical and mental development, core principles of Buddhism

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Who is the Buddha?

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Siddhartha known as the Buddha was the spiritual teacher and founder of Buddhism attaining enlightenment under the bodhi tree

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How is the coming of age celebrated in different religions?

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Bar mitzvah for boys, bat mitzvah for girls confirmation for Christians sacred thread ceremony for Hindus for Islam Kairos for Buddhism 

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What does it mean to be ascetic

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A person who practices, severe self-discipline and abstentions

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what are the four noble truths?

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Reality of dissatisfaction

The cause of dissatisfaction

The end of dissatisfaction,

The path leading to the extinction of dissatisfaction

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How do the Hindus reach mocha?

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The Hindus achieve moksha by liberating themselves from the cycle of rebirth, and the only way they can achieve mocha is by their soul or admin going above the Brothman cast to go above the Brahman cast they need to acquire large amounts of good karma, and Dharma

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what is ecumenism

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The captivity of Christians, trying to find points of commonality between them and and Christians of other denominations

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what is the covenant agreement?

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A promise that God made with Abraham according to the government, God would offer protection and land to Abraham and descendants, but they must follow the path of God

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what is the Hindu cast system in order?

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Brahman,

Ksharitas

Vaisyas

Sudras

The untouchables

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what is predestination?

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this means that allah already knows everything that will happen and nothing happens unless it is according to allahs as will

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what are the three major parts of the Hebrew Bible?

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The Torah, the prophets, and the writings

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what is the Talmud?

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Base directly on the Mishna, small portions of the missionary sided, followed by pages commentary of rabbis who support their arguments by signing biblical passages