Flashcards and recall.

Try this with Religion and Society

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• The nine aspects of religion (study design list)
• VCE definition of religion
• Aspect: beliefs
• Aspect: ethics
• Aspect: rituals
• Aspect: sacred stories
• Aspect: social structures
• Aspect: spaces, places, times and artefacts
• Aspect: spiritual experiences
• Aspect: symbols
• Aspect: texts
• Texts versus sacred stories
• Symbol versus artefact
• Interrelationship of the aspects
• Example of interrelated aspects in one practice
• The big questions of life (study design examples)
• What religion offers in response to the big questions
• Three relationships religion explains (study design)
• Nature of religion in a plural society
• Truth narrative
• Purpose of religion in the search for meaning
• Nature of religious beliefs
• Purpose of religious beliefs
• How beliefs achieve full meaning (study design)
• The seven belief categories (Unit 3 AOS1)
• Belief category: ultimate reality
• Belief category: nature and purpose of human life
• Belief category: meaning of suffering
• Belief category: death and the afterlife
• Belief category: ultimate reality and humanity
• Belief category: relationship between humans
• Belief category: humans and the natural world
• Precise belief example: Christianity (ultimate reality)
• Precise belief example: Islam (ultimate reality)
• Precise belief example: Judaism (ultimate reality)
• Precise belief example: Buddhism (suffering)
• Precise belief example: Hinduism (death)
• Precise belief example: Sikhism (relationship between humans)
• Precise belief example: Christianity (death and afterlife)
• Precise belief example: Islam (death and afterlife)