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Do I Kneel or Do I Bow? - What You Need to Know When Attending Religious Occasions - Simple Guides (Paperback, New edition)
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Do I Kneel or Do I Bow? - What You Need to Know When Attending Religious Occasions - Simple Guides (Paperback, New edition)
Series: Simple Guides
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Discovery Miles 3 190
You Save R162 (34%)
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In today's multicultural society we are increasingly likely to meet
and become friends with people from different religious
backgrounds, and to find ourselves attending an unfamiliar
ceremony. When this happens, there can be few of us who know
exactly what to expect, or are confident about how to behave.
This book will help you:
- to understand the backgrounds to the key festivals, ceremonies,
and practices of the major world religions
- to participate in the main holidays and festivals of the
different religious calendars
- to know what to expect and how to behave when invited to attend a
Protestant, Catholic, Christian Orthodox, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu,
Sikh, or Buddhist service
- to join in the family celebrations of friends from different
backgrounds
Armed with this basic information, you will feel relaxed enough to
enjoy the occasion-and perhaps inspired to discover more about the
spiritual world view of another cultural tradition.
It is very easy to potentially give offence when you are unfamiliar
with another's faith tradition. So here's some quick Top Tips:
1. Don't take alcohol to a Muslim celebration
2. Never point your feet at the Murti (sacred deity) in a Hindu
Temple
3. Be prepared to stand for up to three hours at an Orthodox
Christian wedding
4. Don't take flowers to a Jewish funeral
5. Keep your head covered at all times inside a Sikh Gurdwara
(Temple)
6. Flowers are welcome at a Catholic or Protestant funeral
7. Be prepared to be gender segregated at a Muslim wedding
8. Cover your arms, legs and chest, but not your head, at a
Buddhist Temple
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