Exam - Religion Flashcards

1
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what does religion concern

A

both the natural and the supernatural

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2
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what does religion have an impact on

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philosophy, culture and science

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3
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general characteristics of religion

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religions have positive attitudes towards creation and acknowledgement that humans depend on nature for survival

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4
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what did christianity traditionally suggested about animals and humans

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a superiority of humans over other animals

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5
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how is christianity’s standpoint changing

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dominion over animals

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6
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dominion over animals

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stewardship or protective caring

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7
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christianity general attitude towards animal

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avoid cruelty and treat them with kindness, but - not sacred, no significant right to life, can be used for human benefit

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8
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islam general attitude towards animals

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superiority over animals, but:
- animals should not be treated badly
- only killed out of necessity

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9
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what does islam promote

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kindness for living creatures

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10
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what does hinduism emphasize

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non-injury to living things
cyclical embodiment of all living beings

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11
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is there animal sacrifice in hinduism

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it is very limited

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12
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examples of scared animals

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elephants
monkeys
cattle
rodents

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13
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what happens to the cows in hinduism

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the cow is venerated

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14
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what cow products are used in Hindu ceremonies

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milk
curd
butter
urine
dung

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15
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which Hindus consumed beef

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early - cattle were valued for their strength and dung - later prohibited slaughter

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16
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where are there laws that protect the cow from slaughter

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india

17
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what is needed to slaughter cattle in India

A

Fit-for-Slaughter certificate

18
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where is slaughter legal in India

A

only a few states - travel long distances by road (dehydration, lipolysis, muscle injury)

19
Q

what is sacred in Bali and Thailand

A

long tailed macaques (druwe)

20
Q

does sacred status guarantee better welfare

A

no

21
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why do some religions have specific methods of slaughter

A

goal of minimizing animal suffering
improved and modern methods are now available
some compromises in modern Halal food production

22
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what is culture

A

complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law, morals, custom and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society

23
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cultural differences that can influence animal welfare

A

dietary practices
traditional medicine
religious rituals
entertainment and festivals
companion animal
farming practices
attitudes towards wildlife

24
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example of cultural differences in the European Union

A

north versus south
east vs west

25
Q

north versus south cultural differences in EU

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cultural and historical factors
economic factors
climate and geography
enforcement and oversight
public awareness and advocacy
cultural and political priorities

26
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east vs west cultural differences in EU

A

economic development
legacy of soviet influence
cultural and political priorities

27
Q

another example of cultural differences with animal welfare

A

outdoor vs indoor cats