5 is B (1 Viewer)

[psycho_mushy]

5 is B

get it into ur thick heads

"Christina denominations"

 

[neesha]

psycho_mushy- i didn't take home the exam, could u refresh my memory as 2 what the question/answer is?

 

[swordfish]

5 is so not B!

 

[swordfish]

just because the catholic church is involved in stuff with other churches doesn't mean that it experiences growth
hehe i dont know why im bothering with this post, it doesn't really matter....

 

[swordfish]

Yay 100 posts....a promotion from "assistant member" to "member"

 

[~TeLEpAtHeTiC~]

what was the question and i'll tell you the answer, was in something to do with the increase in christian denominations?
what were the options again?

 

[crazylilmonkee]

wasnt it somethin like reason for catholics having the most number of followers?
i said cos of immigration.... i tink its wrong

 

[psycho_mushy]

5) What most accurately accounts for the CAtholic Church becoming the largest Christian denomiation in Australia since 1986?

a) Denomitional switching
b) Ecumenical activities
c) Increased immigration
d) Missionary posittion (I mean activity )

 

[Rahul]

well it cant be B because ecumenical is the mixing of christian denominations....

in the 1980's there was in increase in migrants from italy, etc i think. i not sure about that, photographic memory

but, none of the other options will fit if you think about it.
A- if anything people would have switched away from catholocism
B- explained above
C- possible
D- i dont think they were converting aborigines in 1986

 

[psycho_mushy]

its fucking B.... alot of us in our school put B ffs

 

[neesha]

Originally posted by Rahul


in the 1980's there was in increase in migrants from italy, etc i think. i not sure about that, photographic memory

the italians mainly came after WWII when there was no work after the war. however many lebanese in the 70s who were catholic came, as well as many Vietnamese...so by the 80s, there were many more Catholics.... i hope that's right!

 

[crazylilmonkee]

Originally posted by psycho_mushy
its fucking B.... alot of us in our school put B ffs

doesnt make it correct

 

[crazylilmonkee]

actually there are little amounts of catholics that switched out.. if they joined catholicism, they stayed

 

[psycho_mushy]

well our school is catholic.... there's more emphasis on it than anything! gosh

 

[~TeLEpAtHeTiC~]

Originally posted by psycho_mushy
well our school is catholic.... there's more emphasis on it than anything! gosh

psycho move on, if your right good for you, if your wrong, good for you again

Originally posted by psycho_mushy
5) What most accurately accounts for the CAtholic Church becoming the largest Christian denomiation in Australia since 1986?

a) Denomitional switching
b) Ecumenical activities
c) Increased immigration
d) Missionary posittion (I mean activity )

frankly now that i've seen the question i explained it as missionary activity, my main reason being the increase of conversions from other traditions to assimilate the the white australia policy, we can also take into account immigration in which after many poeple arrived in australia they join catholicsm, i could be going on bout nothing here but in my mind it made sense...
lol i must be the only one who chose D but i rekon its right
meh who cares
good luck everyone

 

[FadeToBlack]

Originally posted by ~TeLEpAtHeTiC~

frankly now that i've seen the question i explained it as missionary activity, my main reason being the increase of conversions from other traditions to assimilate the the white australia policy, we can also take into account immigration in which after many poeple arrived in australia they join catholicsm, i could be going on bout nothing here but in my mind it made sense...
lol i must be the only one who chose D but i rekon its right
meh who cares
good luck everyone

the white australia policy? after 1986?
And wasn't the majority of immigration in the period after WW2?
I don't get your reasoning

 

[Alexander]

This really isn't a big issue. It's obviously C. check the facts jack. More immigration from italy, greece, vietnam etc etc. mean more catholics--not just irish.

 

[~TeLEpAtHeTiC~]

Originally posted by FadeToBlack
the white australia policy? after 1986?
And wasn't the majority of immigration in the period after WW2?
I don't get your reasoning

lol exactly... my reasoning for that question was more eenie meenie miny mo... and once i landed on an answer i threw up reasons to justify it in my head

Originally posted by Alexander
This really isn't a big issue. It's obviously C. check the facts jack. More immigration from italy, greece, vietnam etc etc. mean more catholics--not just irish.

no issue, no issue at all... i think psycho is the one with the issue..
btw i never disputed immigration being right...it is right heh

meh i got 9/10 i got no reason to complain


cept that one mark *sniff
lol seeyas

 

[Dave85]

yep it has to be (C). As i said in another thread... hardly any catholics switch. its something only protestant religions experience. Hardly any catholics switch denominations. Missionary activity has 2b wrong becuase there has been any after 1986 and the effects of it were felt b4 1986, not after it. And as 4 ecumenical iniatives... WTF?? i mean how cud that b right?? Ecumencial activities are just when different denominations come together. it doesnt make them swap. lets face it ppl... the answer is (c)!

 

[dude 123]

Originally posted by psycho_mushy
well our school is catholic.... there's more emphasis on it than anything! gosh

i go to a catholic school too and the majority of us put increased immigration as the answer.