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Question 1

some reasons for the trend observed in this statistics

Answer 1

Freedom of choice lack of proof lack of important war conflict Detraditionalised
counterculture-ethical systems too strict

Question 2

protection act

Answer 2

1869
Controlled every aspect of an aboriginal persons life marriage school jobs etc Christian institutions lost a family culture community an identity. Felt through subsequent generations

Question 3

white aus policy

Answer 3

1901-66
Favoured white Europeans deported South sea Islanders). Aboriginal people counted as fauna and flora and not counted in the Australian constitution population, limited immigration from Asia immigrants came from Britain island north Europe. World War 2 increase in Catholics 1965 major political parties removed immigration restrictions Harold Holt restored immigration quality. Dominant Christian policy constitution pop changed

Question 4

pluralism

Answer 4

Pluralism is a situation in which people of different social classes religions race are together in society but have different interests and traditions

Question 5

secularism

Answer 5

, Secularism is rejects the aspects associated with the traditional religion

Question 6

multiculturalism

Answer 6

Multiculturalism is the presence of several distinct cultures and ethnic groups within a society

Question 7

Factors such as pluralism secularism and multiculturalism have influenced or are influencing religion in Australia.

Answer 7

Fostering diverse and inclusive environments where various faiths coexist allowing practises of different religions this promotes understanding encourages dialogue and acceptance. Secularism allows separation leaving no single religion favourite. By the state

Question 8

Identify and explain how individual and collective identity can be fostered in various religious traditions in Australia.

Answer 8

Individual general personal exploration and beliefs and values, spiritual practises leads to personal reflection prayer study leads to deeper understanding.
Return collective shared rituals beliefs values belonging equal strength meaning communities. And creates unified identity and increases the support in religious communities.
In a different religion Judaism individual prayer wearing the clothing believing and following the ethics
collective participate in prayer and the traditions like. Bar mitzvah focusing on Sabbath and sharing beliefs with one another.
Aboriginal people individual protecting the land practises and the things that they have been passed down for generations
collective share beliefs as a community focusing on the importance of land never by yourself and your it is your family

Question 9

ecumenism

Answer 9

Ecumenism is relationship building communicating with Christian faiths it is important to bring unity between the denominations and others by fostering dialogue and understanding.

Question 10

what causes a religion to split

Answer 10

disagreement and political conflicts difference in beliefs interpretations of religious texts historical events and personal conflicts.
syncretism and the blending of religions

Question 11

what is interfaith

Answer 11

building communication between all religions. It is important

Question 12

. What is the role of religion in providing social infrastructure in Australian society

Answer 12

Support services social cohesion out being society social activities promoting beliefs practise moral teachings

Question 13

what is the role of interfaith and ecumenical interactions

Answer 13

by crucial role in promoting understanding respect and cooperation amongst members of different traditions help to bridge diverse dialogue build relationships, promote social harmony and celebrating diversity, Mara more inclusive anchor he sieve SoC where police can come together and learn from each other for the common good