Rights Of Passage Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

The birth ceremony represents what?

A

This represents cleanliness and symbolises new life.

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Muslims prepare a ceremony called?

A

Name giving ceremony

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3
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How do the Muslims prepare the baby?

A

Washing + shaving babies head

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4
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What is the call to prayer called?

A

Adhaan

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5
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A Christian babies ceremony is called a?

A

Baptism

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6
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How do Anglicans and Catholics perform a baptism.

A

Water is poured over the babies forehead

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7
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What does the water being poured represent?

A

Washing away of the original sin , new life as a Christian

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8
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Christian babies are normally named after?

A

Saints

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9
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What is done to Hindu babies?

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Washed, given ‘sweet” to taste, AUM is written on their tongue with a golden pen which is dipped in honey.

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What happens when a Hindu baby turns one years old?

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Head is shaved, symbolically : removes evil from past lives.

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A Jewish babies initiation is called?

A

Brit Milah

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A Jewish boy goes through a “” during his Brit Milah?

A

Circumcision

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13
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Jewish families drink what to celebrate?

A

Wine

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How do Buddhist monks celebrate a welcoming ceremony?

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Monks go to the house and chant and bless over the baby while a sacred thread is tied to the babies wrist.

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15
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What is a sacred thread believed to do?

A

Welcome a spirit which looks after the baby

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16
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What is the name of a traditional African ceremony?

A

Imbeleko or ingubo

17
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How is ingubo celebrated?

A

The babies aunt carries the baby in the kraal, the father speaks with the ancestors with the baby to bring it into the community.

18
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What is sacrificed?

19
Q

What is done with the roasted goat meat?

A

Brushed against the lips of the baby

20
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What else is done with the goat?

A

The hide is tanned for the baby to sleep on especially when sick.

21
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How old are Muslims when they begin religous education?

22
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Why is seven a significant age?

A

Can distinguish between right and wrong

23
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When do Muslims complete their religous education?

24
Q

When is the religious education considered complete?

A

Able to read the qur’an in Arabic

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What are the 3 catholic initiations that children complete?
Baptism, confirmation, Eucharist
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What are the 3 ceremonies known as together?
Sacraments of initiation
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What is the name of the ceremony that Hindi boys partake in?
Upanayana
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After the sacred thread is tied, where do Hindu boys go?
To live with a spiritual guru who will help and guide him
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What do Jewish boys celebrate on their 13th birthdays?
Bar mitzvah where they become an adult member of the Jewish community.
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Jewish girls go through a bat mitzvah at which age?
12th birthday where from then on its is the girls responsibility to carry out their duties to their family.
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What do religions have to introduce the birth of a new baby?
Ceremony
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What is the Buddhist initiation?
They enter the monastery to become a monk or nun. They have to be at least 8 years old.