- An object, person or place that is too spiritually powerful for anyone to come into contact is called a _________
- Taboo
- For indigenous religions, the goal of life is to live with nature in balance or _________
- Harmony
- Indigenous religions clearly make a distinction between what is sacred and what is not sacred.
- FALSE
- When it comes to the destiny of human beings, some indigenous religions hold that your afterlife does not go beyond your grave.
- TRUE
- A number of indigenous religions believe that one god created the world but left the world to be run by other gods. This creator is called a _________
- High god
- Indigenous religions are always very basic or simple.
- FALSE
- Indigenous religions are sometimes hard to study because they are complex.
- TRUE
- Indigenous religions always see time in _________
- Cycles
- A “voodoo doll” is an example of sympathetic or _________
- Imitative
- Men or women who have the ability to enter the world of the gods are called _________
- Shamans
- Shamans would include Moses, Israelite prophets, Muhammad.
- TRUE
- The practice of discovering the will of the gods is called _________
- Divination
- A high god in indigenous religions requires universal worship by the members of that religion.
- FALSE
