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1
Serving community is the ultimate goal of Hinduism.
False
True
2
Taoism emphasizes living in harmony with.
Deities
Sacred Texts
The Tao
Rituals and practise
3
Shabbat is the Jwish holiday commemorates the exodus from Egypt
False
True
4
What is the holy book of Christianity
The book
Quran
Torah
Bible
5
What is the symbol of Christianity?
The Cross
the lamb of god
The Bible
The Fish
6
Who is the founder of Buddism?
Laoiz
Confucius
Siddlharatha Guatam
Jesus Christ
7
What do Christians believe about the Trinity?
It is a ritual for salvation
It is a symbol of faith
It refers to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
It represents Jesus' followers
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What is the central text of Taoism?
Tao Te Ching
Bible
Quran
Tripitaka
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Judaism is one of the...
monotheistic religion
Abrahamic religions
astern religions
Polytheistic religions
10
What is the Jewish day of rest called?
Yom Kippur
Sunday
Ramadan
Shabbat
11
What is the largest denomination of Christianity?
Protestantism
Eastern Orthodoxy
Anglicanism
Roman Catholicism
12
What symbol represent Judaism?
Crecent Moon
The Star of David
Cross
Lotus
13
The concept of Karma originate
Hinduism
Taoism
Islam
Christianity
14
What does the term "Buddha" mean?
Teacher of Truth
Holy Leader
Enlightened One
The True one
15
Laoiz is considered the founder of Taoism
False
True
16
What is the only true religion.
Christianity
Taoism
Islam
Buddism
17
What is one of the Five Pillars of Islam
Sacrifice
Baptism
Meditation
Fasting during Ramadan
18
The concept of Yin and Yang represent
Rigth and wrong
Good VS Evil
Heaven and Hell
Balance and duality
19
The Islamic declaration of faith is "There is no God but Buddha"
False
True
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What does Wu Wei, a concept in Taoism, mean?
Living naturally and spontaneously
Effortless action or non-action
Following strict rules
Worshipping the Tao
