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Monotheism: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Monotheism: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
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Early Global Studies-2015-2016
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The
Hebrew
statement of faith is called
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
The Five Pillars
The Shema
The Golden Rule
2
Muslim faith is summarized by
The Five Pillars
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
The Shema
The Golden Rule
3
The following law is from the _______ :"You shall have no other gods before me"
Twelve Pillars
The Edict of God
Five Pillars
Ten Commandments
4
Jesus teaching on the Sermon on the Mount is summarized by which statement?
The Shema
The Golden Rule
The Five Pillars
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
5
The belief in one god.
Polytheism
Polyism
Monotheism
Monoism
6
The Hebrew laws included which of the following
provision for the poor and protection for the handicapped
protection for the wealthy
punishments based on social status
none of these answers are correct
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Muslims refer to Mohammad as
the last and greatest prophet
God
a caravan trader
God's Son
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God spoke to Moses through a ____.
gusting wind
rumbling earthquake
rolling wave
burning bush
9
Jesus story about how to treat others is
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
The Golden Rule
The Five Pillars
The Shema
10
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity all trace their history back to ________.
Ibrihim
Abraham
Ishmael
Issac
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The Torah in Judaism is also the ___ in Christianity
Old Teachings
Old Testament
Old Testimonal
Old Tellings
12
According to the Old Testament God promised Abraham ____.
a pass into heaven, a farm, infinite wealth
immortality, gold, and a kingdom
land, many descendants & a special relationship with God
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What role do the Ten Commandments play in the lives of Jews and Christians?
Taught them the art of human sacrifice.
Gave Moses absolute power.
Created an order to society.
Provide guidelines for living
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Muslims regard Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Mohammad as
teachers
prophets
poets
priests
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Jihad is best translated
the struggle for righteous life
holy war against invaders
the struggle to escape suffering
holy war against the infidels