Non-Religious Rituals (Junior Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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Purpose of non-religious rituals

Mark life events without religious beliefs

What do humanist naming ceremonies welcome?

New child into family, community, and world

Who lights candles in humanist naming ceremonies?

Grandparents

What candles symbolise in naming ceremonies

Connection between generations & family lines

Secular equivalent to godparents

Mentors or guideparents

Memory book purpose in naming ceremonies

Guests write comments, wishes, add photos as keepsake

What humanist weddings focus on instead of religion

Love, commitment, and shared values

What is hand-fasting?

Binding couple's hands as symbol of union & commitment

Origin of hand-fasting tradition

Celtic origins from 12th century

Phrase that originated from hand-fasting

Tying the knot

What sand-pouring ceremony represents

Separate lives joining to create something new together

What rose rituals symbolise in humanist weddings

Love, beauty, and growth of relationship

Humanist naming ceremony is alternative to what?

Religious baptism or christening

What humanist weddings emphasise marriage is about

Love, concern, and mutual respect

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