The nature of Religion

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Supernatural Dimension

The belief that a divine being or power is greater than humankind and the natural world.

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Worldview

How an individual sees the world around them, their beliefs that allow them to sense their experiences.

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Transcendent worldview

Belief that a divine being is beyond the human.

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Immanent worldview

Belief that a divine being dwells within the human spirit or natural world.

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Beliefs and believers

Adherents that follow a particular religion, necessary for all religions.

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Sacred texts and writings

Important religious documents that convey beliefs and teachings.

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Ethics

The religious reflection of moral beliefs, clarifying what is right and wrong.

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Rituals and ceremonies

Systems of beliefs/actions linked to superhuman forces, serving as personal reminders of faith for adherents.

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Contribution to individuals

Answers to life's profound questions and identity as a believer within a tradition.

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System of ethics

A framework to guide behavior based on religious beliefs.

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Ways to celebrate significant life events

Religious practices that mark important milestones in life.

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Role Models

Figures within a religion that exemplify ways of perfection.

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Contribution to society

Religion's role in maintaining order and wellbeing within communities.

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Basis of ethical systems

Religion as a foundation for laws and moral guidelines.

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Importance of education

Religion's influence on educational values and practices.

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The Dreaming

The worldview of Aboriginal people, describing events when ancestral beings inhabited the land.

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Diversity of the dreaming

Recognition of the variation of knowledge, values, and beliefs within each ‘country’.

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Origins of the universe

Diverse stories passed down by ancestors through oral tradition regarding the universe's creation.

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Sacred sites

Places of spiritual significance and resting places of ancestral beings.

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Stories of the dreaming

Orally passed down narratives expressing creation, customs, and reasons for being.

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Symbolism and art

Art that assists with oral heritage and conveys knowledge and teachings.

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Inextricable link

The inseparable connection between land, dreaming, and identity.

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Ancestral beings

Natural symbols from the land that connect individuals to their heritage.

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Kinship

The organization of family groups connected to specific areas of land.

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Importance of birthplace

Identifying oneself as part of the land where they were born.

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