Year 7 geography_revision
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The document contains questions and answers about geography topics including the four spheres of the earth's environment, natural disasters, grid referencing, time zones, climate, and species preservation. Specifically, it defines key terms like the prime meridian and international date line, lists examples within each category, and provides brief explanations of geographic concepts like how time zones are determined in relation to longitude.
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Christian ethics are primarily based on teachings from the Bible, including the Ten Commandments, Sermon on the Mount, and life of Jesus. Protestant ethics are divided between liberals who emphasize situation ethics and evangelicals who stress absolute biblical authority. Catholic ethics rely on biblical authority as well as tradition, church councils, papal encyclicals, and natural law which holds that human conscience can discern right from wrong. Orthodox Christians also emphasize biblical authority along with church fathers and councils.
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The document discusses the foundations and sources of Christian ethics, including scripture, natural law, and tradition. It examines how different Christian denominations approach issues in bioethics such as abortion, euthanasia, and stem cell research. While most Christians are against abortion and euthanasia based on the commandment "thou shall not kill", views vary between denominations in allowing exceptions or drawing from other ethical sources like personal choice. Catholics take a stricter view opposing all abortion and euthanasia based on natural law teaching that life begins at conception.
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Paul of Tarsus was an early Christian missionary who helped expand Christianity. He played a key role in connecting Christianity to Gentiles rather than just Jews, which greatly increased the number of believers. His missionary work led to changes in how Christians viewed themselves and expressed their faith, such as replacing circumcision with baptism. Paul revitalized Christianity through his evangelization of non-Jews.
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This document outlines changes in religious adherence in Australia since 1945 based on census data, showing a decline in Anglican and Presbyterian figures but increases in Catholic, Orthodox, and Pentecostal adherents. It also notes a rise in secularism and steady increases in Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist figures due to immigration. The changes are accounted for by factors like immigration, denominational switching, the rise of new age religions, and increasing secularism in the context of Christianity remaining the major religious tradition.
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Interfaith dialogue is important in multicultural, multi-faith Australia to foster cooperation and understanding between religious traditions. It establishes recognition of diversity and promotes communication to coexist peacefully. The document discusses two organizations, Interfaith Dialogue and the Jewish Christian Muslim Association of Australia, that focus on education, community building, and cooperation across faiths through principles like sincerity, service, and consultation. Both aim to develop deeper understanding and awareness of shared values between Abrahamic religions.
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Interfaith dialogue is essential for several reasons according to Catholic theologian Dr Gerard Hall SM. First, in our postmodern world no single religion can claim to have the sole truth. Second, in a democracy all religions have a right to practice freely. Third, in secular societies the role of organized religion is ambiguous. Fourth, as global citizens we must care for all humanity regardless of borders. Fifth, Australia is a multicultural society requiring dialogue between religious groups and indigenous peoples. Sixth, spirituality exists outside religion so faiths must engage all voices. Seventh, religions should promote justice for marginalized groups. Eighth, dialogue is fundamental to human dignity and community.
Account for the present religions
Australia currently has a diverse religious landscape influenced by five major factors: Christianity remains the dominant tradition, though attendance is declining; immigration has increased religious diversity as migrants brought new faiths like Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism; some Australians switch denominations more commonly within Protestantism; new age religions focused on spirituality have risen in popularity; and secularism has grown as religion is separated from public life and some question traditional faiths.
Interfaith dialogue examples and impact
Christian ecumenical movements in Australia have had a significant impact by helping to reduce sectarianism between denominations that was inherited from the UK, such as between Anglicans and Catholics. The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity celebrated in May each year brings denominations together in prayer and worship around shared scripture, faith, and calling from God. The Uniting Church of Australia, formed from the union of Methodist, Presbyterian, and Congregationalist denominations, continues ecumenical work through theological dialogues with other churches to promote understanding and cooperation in their shared mission. The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission advocates on indigenous rights and policy issues, representing the united Christian voice.
Ecumenism examples and impact
Christian ecumenical movements in Australia have had a significant impact by promoting unity among denominations and addressing social issues. The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity brings together different Christian churches in prayer and worship. The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission advocates on indigenous rights and policy through a united Christian voice. The Uniting Church of Australia, formed through church union, continues ecumenical work through theological dialogue with other denominations.
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This document provides information about Christian missionaries and spreading the gospel. It discusses how the Bible calls all Christians to preach the gospel to all people. It defines a missionary as someone who travels from their community to another place without that faith to inform them about Christianity and the benefits of worshipping God. The goal is to spread the faith and form church communities where people can regularly practice and worship together. The document asks the reader to choose and research one of three missionaries: St. Patrick to Ireland in 432, St. Columba to Scotland in 563, or Sister Irene McCormack. It outlines the SQ3R reading strategy of survey, question, read, recite and review to guide studying the selected missionary.
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Martin Luther King Jr was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who led the American Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s. He believed in using non-violent civil disobedience to achieve racial equality and justice. King led the Montgomery Bus Boycott, helped form the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to coordinate activities, and gave influential speeches promoting racial harmony, such as his "I Have a Dream" speech. He was assassinated in 1968 while supporting a sanitation workers' strike.
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