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BSTC 1003 Intro to Religious Studies Lecture 3 Assignment 2 (Rituals) Name: Wong Lok Yin UID:3035580396
Read Lecture Notes 3 (Rituals) and complete the puzzle and upload a copy to Moodle by Friday (Feb 11) 12:30 pm.

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2. As Arnold van Gennep says, this is the first phase of a rite of passage.
4. The goddess of wealth in Hinduism.
5. An installation ceremony to mark that one is now a monk.
8. A ritual performed to ask divine help.
9. A characteristic of rituals.
19. It means “a thing done.”
21. Plato’s term to mean that a religious holiday is “a breathing space.”
22. Victor Turner’s name for what Arnold van Gennep called “rites of passage.”
23. The third phase of a rite of passage.
27. Rituals are performed in relation to this.
28. It means “I act” or “I do.”
29. Some rituals are performed for this purpose.
30. A periodic rite of the Jewish people.

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1. The scholar who says: “the ritual makes creation over again.”
3. Can be seen by others.
6. Rites to mark a child’s passage from youth to adult.
7. Rites to mark the movement from one occupation or status to another.
10. An installation ceremony to mark that one is a king or queen.
11. A characteristic of rituals.
12. Rituals to give thanks to gods.
13. A characteristic of rituals.
14. These rites come under rites of passage.
15. One who worships the Sacred in a religion.
16. They ceremonially observe 16 transitional events of an individual’s life.
17. Rituals to remove sins or evils.
18. Rites in relation to the planting, maturing, and harvesting of crops.
20. Rites marked in the religious community’s calendar.
24. It means “a space marked out.”
25. The deity who triumphed over the sea monster Tiatmat in the Babylonian myth.
26. Religious specialists.