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What is
Tikkun Olam
in Jewish teaching?
The mourning period after a death
Repairing the world through justice and compassion
A type of prayer shawl
A ritual during Hanukkah
2
What is
Original Sin
in Christian teaching?
The first sin committed by humanity, affecting all people
The betrayal of Jesus
The act of murder
A sin that can never be forgive
3
When you are free from the cycle of samsara you have achieved:
Moksha
Yoga
Puja
Vishnu
4
What is
Pentecost
in Christian tradition?
The celebration of Jesus’ resurrection
The day Jesus was born
The Last Supper
The day the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles
5
The
nature of Christ
in Christianity is understood as:
An angel in disguise
Fully human and fully divine
More divine than human
Just a human prophet
6
This belief is held by those who believe that we can not know if there is a God
Agnosticism
Atheism
Theism
Secularism
7
Which religions are very much connected to Judaism?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Hinduism
Buddhism and Islam
8
This special holiday can be compared to Lent for Christians?
Hijra
Hajj
Ramadan
Pilgrammage
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In Hindu worship, what is a
murti
?
A image/statue representing a deity
A sacred image
A place of worship
A prayer chant
10
What is a
mitzvah
in Jewish practice?
A sacred building
A commandment or good deed
Jewish prayer
A festival meal
11
Secularism is described as...?
The acceptance of diverse cultures, worldviews, and religion
Total separation between the government and religion
Adapting to a new culture at the speed and pace one chooses
An opportunity to celebrate and promote one's identity
12
What is
maya
in Hinduism?
A type of yoga practice
Illusion that prevents us from seeing spiritual truth
The sacred river of India
The cycle of death and rebirth
13
What is the meaning of
ahimsa
in Hindu philosophy?
Seeking material wealth
Non-violence toward all living beings
Respect for elders
Devotion to God
14
What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?
Laws of Moses
Path to Nirvana
Core practices of Muslim Life
Types of Halal Foods
15
Are non-Catholic Christians considered our brothers and sisters also?
Yes, all people are our brothers and sisters regardless of beliefs
Yes, all baptized people are considered to be our brothers and sisters
No, they must have all the sacraments
No, they chose to separate from the Catholic. Church
16
Salvation
in Christian theology generally means:
Avoiding bad behaviour
Being saved from sin and its consequences through God’s grace
Gaining popularity and wealth
Attending church regularly
17
What is the role of an
avatar
in Hindu belief?
A physical form taken by a deity to restore dharma
A symbol of the soul
A spiritual guide for yoga
A teacher of sacred texts
18
The popular Swoon Theory suggested the following about Jesus' resurrection:
Disciples lied
Jesus never actually died
Jesus did resurrect
Everyone hallucinated
19
What does the term jihad most accurately refer to in Islamic teaching?
A holy war
A requirement of pilgrammage
A leader of a mosque
A spiritual struggle
20
Why was the
hijra
important?
Everybody got a new pair of sandals when they stopped
Muhammad was a welcomed as a spiritual and political leader
It was a long journey by Muhammad
Pilgrimage business in Mecca boomed after Muhammad left
21
What does
Diaspora
refer to in Jewish history?
The dispersion of Jews outside of Israel
The return to Jerusalem
The wandering in the desert
The creation of the modern Israeli state
22
What was central to
St. Paul's teaching
about faith and action?
Salvation is earned by religious rituals
Faith in Christ saves, but good actions are the natural outcome of faith
Only good deeds matter in salvation
Praying daily is more important than belief
23
What is a
covenant
in Judaism?
A special bond or agreement between God and the Jewish people
A symbol of punishment
A song sung during Sabbath
A sacrifice made during festivals
24
Which of the following is not part of the Noble Eightfold Path
Right Prayer
Right Speech
Right Thought
Right Understanding
25
Jews who keep kosher...
Face Israel when they pray
Visit the Wailing Wall
Must play five times a day
Follow a special diet
26
How would a Buddhist describe Nirvana?
A person's religious and moral duties
a subgroup of a major religious group
Non-violence toward all living creatures
ultimate reality/goal, the end of suffering
27
Who is Allah in Islam?
The founder of Islam
The angel who appeared to Muhammad
The Arabic word for God
The prophet of Islam
28
According to the Buddha, how can suffering be ended?
Following the Noble Eightfold Path
By giving in to your desires
Following the Noble Truths
By asking God for help
29
The term
ecumenism
is used to describe:
None of the above
The movement towards unity among all Christian church
The conversation had between the Pope and other religious denominations
Another word for the Eucharist
30
According to Siddhartha you should live your life as follows:
Enjoy a life of pleasure a wealth
Enjoy whatever type of life you feel is best
Enjoy life as a monk with very little material belongings
Enjoy life according to the “middle way” (between poverty & wealth)
31
What does
halal
refer to in Islam?
Permissible actions or foods under Islamic law
Forbidden foods
Prayer times
A religious leader
32
When did Siddhartha see the “four sights”?
Before he found the Middle Way
When he found the Middle Way
He was born with this knowledge
After he found the Middle Way
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4 Noble Truths
Nirvana is the cause of suffering
Only people in poverty suffer
Unenlightened life is suffering
Life is suffering
