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Review of the 5 major world religions
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All of the following are MONOTHEISTIC except?
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
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a way of life that is passed along by communication from one generation to the next.
religion
customs
culture
beliefs
3
Which country is mainly Hindu?
India
USA
Egypt
China
4
Meat allowed to be eaten by Jews according to scripture must be:
clean
kosher
inspected by a Rabbi
all of the above
5
What part of Buddhism addresses suffering and how to end it?
karma
the precepts
4 noble truths
5 mindfulness trainings
6
The name of the Hebrew Bible (Jewish Scriptures)
The Vishnu
The Qu'ran
The Torah
The Bible
7
The highest level in the Hindu caste system is? Brahman, Shiva, Vishnu
Brahman
Shiva
Serf
Vishnu
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What is the world's largest religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
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belief in 1 god i known as:
enlightenment
polytheism
monotheism
the noble truth
10
How many paths are there in Buddhism?
100
8
4
50
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Buddhism shares its roots with what other religion?
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
12
A sacred agreement between God and Abraham
covenant
ark
torah
patriarchs
13
Who is the last prophet according to the religion of Islam?
Muhammad
Buddha
Abraham
Moses
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Which is not one of the 5 pilars of Islam?
Prayer
pilgrimage
meditation
Faith
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What is another name for the founder of Buddhism?
<div>Siddharta Guatama</div>
<div>B and C</div>
<div>God</div>
the enlightened one
16
The Hindu belief of returning to live another life as a different person is known as
karma
dogma
reincarnation
Enlightenment
17
What religion celebrates Easter and Christmas?
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
18
The Hindu celebration of Diwali is known as the Festival of _________
Death
Liberty
Life
Lights
19
"Be the change you want to see in the world" was said by a member of which religion?
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
20
Jewish new year is known as:
Rosh Hashanah
Melachah
Sabbath
Yom Kippur
