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World Religions Introduction Review
World Religions Introduction Review
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An introduction to religion, world views and indigenous spirituality
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1
Who am I? is a fundamental question for:
Mr. Glider
Eastern Religions
All religious people
Western Philosophers
2
What is an almost universal ideology of world religions?
Everything is spiritual
There is no life after death
There is one god
The "Golden Rule"
3
A common feature of religions is not:
Texts
Rituals
Myths
Emotions and experiences
4
Philosophical questions are rooted in experiences.
False
True
5
Ms. Reagan's Handbook states that:
You cannot contact her outside of class time
You are not responsible for making up work when absent
You can pass in work late
You may make up tests that you fail
6
Indigenous peoples work to keep the world:
safe
clean
in correct social order
balanced
7
Indigenous peoples believe life is:
linear
cyclical
8
Indigenous peoples often believe that:
the only way to be spiritual is in a temple
all living beings have souls
the goal of life is to become enlightened
a religious leader is also a god
9
Doctrines are:
places where people worship
common experiences of a faith
a set of principles and teachings
laws made through divine revelation
10
The guy in the picture told us that:
diversity of peoples does not show a hierarchy of evolution
Machu Pichu is a lost city that is not important
Indigenous languages have decreased by 1/2 over 50 years
Indigenous spirituality should be discounted and ignored
11
Asian philosophy is more closely related to:
Indigenous spirituality
Western Philosophy
12
According to the TED Talk, one woman:
stayed alone in a hut for 50 years and found clarity
stayed alone in a hut for 100 years and lived
stayed alone in a hut and became a priest
stayed alone in a hut and went crazy
13
In indigenous cultures, rituals are used to:
preserve or restore harmony
create sacred spaces
help people to the underworld
show which people are more important
14
The 10 Commandments are an example of:
Dogma
Sacred Places
Ethics and Morals
Rituals
15
"An unexamined life is not worth living" was spoken by
Wade Davis
Plato
Marx
Socrates
16
Ms. Reagan's Handbook states that you do not need to bring anything to class.
False
True