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18 Cards in this Set
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Islam (Holy Book and Founder) |
Holy Book: Qu'ran Founder: Muhammed |
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Hinduism (Holy Book and Founder) |
Holy Book: Vedas, Upanishads Founder: None |
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Judaism (Holy Book and Founder) |
Holy Book: Tanakh/Torah/Old Testament Founder: Abraham, Moses |
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Christianity (Holy Book and Founder) |
Holy Book: Bible/Christian Scriptures Founder: Jesus |
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Buddhism (Holy Book and Founder) |
Holy Book: Tripitakas (3 Baskets) Founder: Siddharta Guatama (The Buddha) |
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5 Major Religions in the World (IBJCHCAFS) |
1. Islam 2. Buddhism 3. Judaism 4. Christianity 5. Hinduism 6. Canadian Aboriginal Faith Systens |
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Which of the 5 are? The largest? Fastest growing? Oldest? Youngest? Smallest? |
The largest? - Christianity Fastest growing? - Islam Oldest? - Hinduism Youngest? - Islam Smallest? - Judaism |
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Be Able to memorize this graph (Percentages) |
31.5% Christians 23.2% Muslims 16.3 Unafilliated 15% Hinduism 7.1% Buddhist 5.9% Folk (CAFS) 0.8% other religions 0.2% Jews |
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What is tolerance? What should we be tolerable of? |
Tolerance: An attitude that recognizes the rights of others to think, live or worship according to their own beliefs What: Dress, wearing of symbols, the food people eat |
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Parable of Weeds Among the Wheat (Matthew 13:24-30) |
Jesus speaks of the human condition: the good, bad, enemies and friends: all live together; he warns his disciples to not sort out the bad from the good as the farmer warned his helpers-- but to wait for the harvest (final judgement): God is the only judge! |
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The Three Fours 1: (4 Ground Rules for Living with Each other) |
Respect the faith and religion of others: - By respecting the faith/religion of other people we honor their deepest convictions and expressions of what they believe to be true; thier beliefs have usually stood the test of time, and are repeated in thier rituals and liturgies |
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The Three Fours 2: (4 Vatican II Guidelines for Dialogue with other Religions) |
Jesus Christ is Present in other religions Characteristics - If all human beings are made in God's image, then all human beings are images of the trinity (meaning they also reflect Jesus Christ) - There is only one universal plan of solution: all humans take part in that plan - All authentic religions have something that reflects Jesus Christ Implications - Other religions do not understand themselves as Catholics see them - Speaking openly about Christ shows where there is unity and similarity between Christianity and other faiths |
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The Three Fours 3: (4 Types of Interreligious Dialogue) |
Dialogue of Everyday Life - The diversity of Canada's population means that it is more than likely you will meet someone with a different religion - We share much in common: joy, sorrow, pain - We need to be ready to help others when they are in need, understanding the challenges they may have living in Canada where they are part of a minority religion and culture |
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How We Understand Mystery (2 Diagrams) |
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Nostra Aetate (In Our Time) |
Meaning: In Our Time How old: 1965-2016 = 51 Years Document about: How the church can improve it's relationship with other religions and promote unity
Buddhism: in its various forms, realizes the radical insufficiency of this changeable world; it teaches a way by which men, in a devout and confident spirit, may be able either to acquire the state of perfect liberation, or attain, by their own efforts or through higher help, supreme illumination. |
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