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Celebrate the fasting month of Ramadan
Rastafari
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
2
Hindu Prince who saw that life is suffering and meditated to reach Nirvana:
Brahmin
Sdihartha
Jesus
Muhammad
3
Which is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Faith associated with Islam:
Hajj
Zakat (alms)
Meditation
Prayer 5x a day
4
This religion practices extreme ahimsa, by even sweeping the ground to avoid killing bugs.
Rastafari
Hinduism
Jainism
Christianity
5
Holy City of Islam
Babylon
Jerusalem
Mecca
Boston
6
Universalizing religions tend to _______ to spread their message
prostelytize
sing
dance
meditate
7
A philosophy based on five relationships and respect for elders (Filial Piety)
Confusianism
Shinto
Zen
Taoism
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Sacred River to Hindus
Brahmaputara
Ganges
Indus
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Followers of Islam:
Hindus
Muslims
Christians
Jews
10
Seen as the Father of the three monotheistic religions in the Middle East:
Moses
King David
Abraham
Jesus
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Founded on the teachings of Lao Tzu
Shinto
Zen
Confucianism
Taoism
12
Symbolism of
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
13
Ancient Zoroasterian holy texts
Talmud
Torah
Avesta
Bible
14
Sacred texts of Hinuds:
Upanishads
Vedas
Bhagavad gita
all of the above
15
The truth of the path to elliminate suffering:
Highway to Heaven
Ten Commandments
Eighfold Path
Asprin
16
All 3 major monotheisitic religions developed in this region
Middle East/SW Asia
North America
Europe
Far East
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symbol of
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
18
Law which strict Muslims follow
Eightfold Path
Sharia
Sunna
10 Commandments
19
This religion can be divided into Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant sects.
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
20
This religion can be divided into Orthodox, Conservative and Reformed sects.
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
21
Religious leader in Judaism
Imam
Shaman
Rabbi
Priest
22
Hinduism and Buddhism both developed in this area
England
Iraq
India
Ireland
23
Taoism is a philosophy that empahsizes:
vengeance
strong ties to family
harmony with nature
competition
24
Symbol of
Confucianism
Taoism
Karma
Moksha
25
Religious leader in Islam
Shaman
Imam
Rabbi
Priest
26
Recorded sayings of the Prophet Muhammad
Sunna
Sharia
Sharia
Hadith
27
Sacred text of Islam
Talmud
Vedas
Qu'uran
Torah
28
This religion can be divided into Sunnis, Shi'ia and Sufis
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
29
Severe discipline and avoidance of all form of self indulgence
Nirvana
Moksha
Asceticism
Ahimsa
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Founder of Sikhism
Guru Nanak
Jesus
Amitabatha
Sidhartha
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symbol of
Sikhism
Hinduism
Shintoism
Buddhism
32
Buddhist monanistic (monks) community:
Shi'ia
Sangha
Sutras
Sunnis
33
The belief that the soul never dies but is reincarnated is associated with which religion?
Taoism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
34
Symbol of
Sikhism
Zen
Shintoism
Hinduism
35
Spiritual and ritual circle which represents the unverse:
mandala
moksha
monotheism
36
Charlemagne is known to history as the:
first Holy Roman Emperor
last Holy Roman Emperor
last Bishop of Rome
first Pope
37
The Torah is the sacred writing for which religion?
Judaism
Rastafari
Christianity
Islam
38
Symbol of
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
39
This religion can be divided into Theravada, Mahayana, Zen and Tibetian sects.
Universalism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Shintosim
40
Spiritual leader and protector of the Tibetian people and Tibetian Buddhism
Dalai Lama
Zoroaster
Guru Nanak
Marcus Garvey
41
Sacred book of Christians
Talmud
Bible
Torah
Qu'uran
42
Passover celebrates the exodus from Egypt and the Angel of Death passing over their houses
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Egyptology
43
Following the Eightfold Path and the Four Noble Truths to become enlightened-
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
Shintoism
Buddhism
44
Diwali, the festival of Lights is important to which religion?
Christianity
Hinduism
Babylonianism
Judaism
45
Holy city of Hindus
Varanasi
Madras
Dehli
Jerusalem
46
The truth of suffering, truth of cause of suffering, truth of end of suffering, the true path
Ten commandments
Eighfold Path
Four Noble Truths
Five Pillars
47
Recieved the 10 Commandments
Jacob
Moses
Abraham
Jesus
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Belief that physical things are inhabited by spirits
monotheism
polytheism
dharma
animism
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Built and ark to keep animals and family safe from God's flood.
Moses
Abraham
David
Noah
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Sunni and Shi'ia Muslims differ in that Shi'ia believe that Muslim leaders must be decendents
of the Caliph
of the Pope
of Abraham
of Muhammad
51
Who believed Jesus did not have a physical presence in the elements of the Eucharist?
Zwingli
Catholics
Luther
The Pope
52
Religious leader of indigenous religions
Priest
Shaman
Monk
Rabbi
53
Hanukkah
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
54
Christians believe Jesus is the
Messiah
Incarnation of Buddha
an Imam
Prophet of God
55
Verses found in the Vedas are referred to as:
Sutras
lines
scriptures
verses
56
Founder of Islam
Moses
Jesus
Zwingli
Muhammad
57
Pilgrimage to Mecca
Hajj
Ahimsa
Jihad
Hijra
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One can attain enlightenment through chanting Amithba Buddah rather than through meditation
Zen Buddhism
Shinto
Pure Land Buddhism
Hinduism
59
A word or sound repeated to help in meditation
prayer
Mantra
song
60
Ancient Hindu belief of channeling the energy of godhead into the human world to attain moksha
Tantric
Moksah
Zen
Vedas