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In my opinion the best way to tackle this question is to show how the rite is significant to the believer through reference to symbolism/role of celebrant (or whatever you have studied.~ ReNcH ~ said:The 2004 HSC question for Religious Rites was as follows:
Assess how ONE rite of public worship OR ONE rite of personal devotion is significant to believers. In your answer, refer to ONE rite you studied in TWO religious traditions.
In this instance, do we still discuss Symbolism/Sacred Writings/Role of the Celebrant/Human Experiences (can't remember the other one), or do we simply assess the religious rite without reference to these areas?
If your talking about human experiences as one of these:~ ReNcH ~ said:Cool. Thanks roadcone
Just another question: what exactly is the difference between "human experiences" and the "impact on the everyday life of the believer"? To me they seem very similar in that both require a discussion of how the religious rite affects the individuals in the religious community e.g. Holy Communion has an impact on the everyday life of the believer in that it allows a Christian to communicate with God, but this can also be seen as a human experience.
did u learn 5? the syllabus states learn 2volition said:are you sure? I was under the impression that in your answer you should refer to ALL 5
depends on the detail you go to. Writing about all 5 could sound like you are grabbing for straws but if well written and well done (ie they link) all the power to him I say!goan_crazy said:did u learn 5? the syllabus states learn 2