Nature of Religion

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The 4 characteristics of religion

Beliefs and believers, sacred text, ethics, rituals and ceremonies.

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Paradigm

The core belief of a religion that a person must have in order to be a believer of a certain faith.

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Paradigm belief of Christianity

Jesus Christ was crucified, dies and rose form the dead in order to save human kind from their sins.

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Paradigms belief of Muslim

Humans are called to submit to Allah, the One God.

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Paradigms of Judaism

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Religious tradition

One of the big 5 religions

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7

Dreaming

Refers to the creative stories through which the world was made, encompassing time, place and culture.

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Land

An entity viewed as sacred and integral to Aboriginal identity, providing a connection to ancestors, spirituality, and cultural practices.

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Country

refers to the land and waters that are culturally significant to Aboriginal people, embodying their spiritual beliefs and connections to ancestors.

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Identity

The sense of self that connects individuals to their culture, ancestors, and land, forming a crucial part of Aboriginal spirituality.

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Totem

a natural object, animal, or plant that holds spiritual significance for an individual or group, symbolizing their connection to the land and ancestors.

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