Section C

A founder is...

• a person chosen by God to give people an important message

• a person who established a religion

• the way in which God chooses to make himself known to human beings.

Commitment is...

• a decision to devote time and energy to the practice of one's religion.

• a journey made by a pilgrim to a shrine or sacred place

• a vivid dream or mental image of something important.

Festivals are..

• stories and religious teaching that a people pass on by word of mouth.

• information about a religious tradition collected from different sources.

• a sacred time marked by fasting or celebration to remind people of key events and beliefs in their faith.

Creed/ethic is..

• something visible that represents something else that is invisible.

• the summary of a religion's deeply held beliefs and moral principals.

• the pattern of words and actions used in a religious ceremony.

A schism is a division or split within a community of faith.

• True

• False

Worship is..

• the way people of faith praise and honour God in prayer and at religious services.

• an occasion when people use symbolic objects, words and actions to express what is deeply important to them.

• the way a religion spreads out into new territories.

A vision is...

• a vivid dream or mental image of something important.

• the task of a leader in guiding a community of faith.

• the way a community of faith grows and progresses over time.

A revelation is...

• the way in which God chooses to make himself known to human beings.

• the way the faith is passed on within a community of faith.

• a decision to devote time and energy to the practise of one's religion.

A prophet is the person who founded the religion.

• True

• False

Pilgrimage is...

• the solemn or formal actions performed on ritual occasion.

• an occasion when people use symbolic objects, words and actions to express what is deeply important to them.

• a journey made by a pilgrim to a shrine or a sacred place.