Religion & Belief Systems in Australia Post 1945 Flashcards

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define the dreaming

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The spiritual aspect of Aboriginal Religion that encapsulates both the spiritual and physical dimensions, giving meaning to all aspects of life.

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Causes of separation from land

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1788: Settlement and establishment of Terra Nullius

1820s to 1850s: Governments and churches established missions and reserves

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Separation of land causes a …

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Separation of land causes a loss of spiritual identity as removal from land withdraws an Aboriginal person from their place in the Dreaming and the place of their spirit after death.

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For the Aboriginal people, loss of land is the same …

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For the Aboriginal people, loss of land is the same as loss of spiritual identity and this leads to the
burden of not being able to fulfil ritual responsibilities.

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To deny indigenous Australians To deny indigenous Australians access to their land is…

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To deny indigenous Australians access to their land is effectively to sever their ties with the Dreaming because the Dreaming is inextricably connected to the land.

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What was the cause of separation from kinship groups?

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  • 1838: Protection policy (missions and reserves)
  • 1901: Assimilation policy
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Define land rights movement

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A religious political movement that seeks to secure the inherent rights of Aboriginal people to their land and ensure their religious, spiritual and cultural integrity is preserved.

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What was the result of Mabo 1992

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court ruled that Native Title exists where Indigenous people have maintained continuous traditional connection to the land, and if government acts haven’t extinguished that title.

Overturned notion of ‘terra nullius”

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What was the result of Native Title 1993?

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recognised indigenous people as the traditional custodians of the land.

recognises the rights of indigenous people in relation to the areas of land and water belonging to their particular ancestral tribes

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What was the result of Wik 1996?

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Court ruled that in certain circumstances native title and leasehold title can co-exist.

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What was the result of Native Title Amendment Act 1997?

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abolished right to claim native title in land sought after by the government

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No religion trend

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Increasing

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No religion 1947

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0.3%

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No religion 2016

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30.1%

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No religion 2021

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38.9%

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Anglican trend

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Decline

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Anglican 1947

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39%

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Anglican 2021

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9.8%

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Anglican 2016

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13.3%

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Catholic trend

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Decline but less change

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Catholic 2021

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20%

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Catholic 1947

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20.9%

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Catholic 2016

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22.6%

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Uniting church trend

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Decline

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Uniting church 2016

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3.7%

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Uniting church 2021

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2.7%

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Presbyterian trend

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Decline

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Presbyterian 1947

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9.8%

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Presbyterian 2016

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2.3%

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Presbyterian 2021

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1.6%

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Orthodox trend

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Steady increase, plateau

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Orthodox 1947

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0.2%

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Orthodox 2016

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2.1%

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Orthodox 2021

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2.1%

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Baptist trend

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Plateau, slight decrease

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Baptist 1947

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1.5%

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Baptist 2016

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1.5%

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Baptist 2021

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1.4%

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Total Christianity trend

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Decline

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Total Christianity 2016

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52.1%

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Total Christianity 1947

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88%

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Total Christianity 2021

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43.9%

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Judaism trend

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plateau

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Islam trend

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Increasing

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Buddhism trend

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Plateau

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Hinduism trend

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Increasing

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Sikhism trend

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Slow increase

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Judaism 1947

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0.4%

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Total other religions trend

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Increase

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Judaism 2016

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0.4%

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Judaism 2021

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0.4%

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Islam 2016

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2.6%

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Islam 2021

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3.2%

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Buddhism 2016

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2.4%

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Buddhism 2021

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2.4%

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Hinduism 2016

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1.9%

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Hinduism 2021

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2.7%

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Sikhism 2016

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0.5%

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Sikhism 2021

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0.8%

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Total other religions 1947

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0.5%

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Total other religions 2021

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10%

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Total other religions 2016

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8.2%

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Order of top 5 most common religious affiliations

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  1. Christianity
  2. No religion
  3. Islam
  4. Hinduism
  5. Buddhism
57
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No religion overtook ____ in ____.

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Catholicism in 2016

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2 examples of christian ecumenical movements in australia

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  1. National Council of Churches (NCCA)
  2. NSW Ecumenical council
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Give an example of what NCCA does

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Lobbies governments and other decision makers from a Christian perspective.

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Example of what NSW ecumenical council does.

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educational initiatives to advocate ecumenism for future generations.

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Examples of interfaith organisations

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  1. Australian Council of Christians and Jews (1991)
  2. Columban centre for Christian Muslim Relations
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Examples of religious traditions supporting reconciliation.

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  1. The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission (NATSIEC)
  2. Pope John Paul II
  3. Executive council of the Australian Jewry