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Comparative Religion Quiz 15 - Ritual Sacrifice in the World's Religions
Comparative Religion Quiz 15 - Ritual Sacrifice in the World's Religions
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1
Early Christians sacrificed property and possessions so no one in the community of faith was in need.
False
True
2
Which of the following is not a sacrifice some Catholic priests, monks or nuns engage in?
Take vow of marriage
Take vow of poverty
Take vow of silence
Take vow of chastity
3
Early Buddhist monks took 5 vows: No sex, no money, no sleep on soft beds, no alcohol, no eating after noon.
False
True
4
What are the 3 common interpretations applied to ritual sacrifice? (Select all correct answers).
An atonement for sins.
A means to secure a social bond in the community.
Simple bargain - the greater the sacrifice, the more return expected.
A monetary exchange for goods.
5
Muslims practice animal sacrifice to this day to commemorate Abraham's willingness to sacrifice for God.
True
False
6
The term "sacrifice" comes from the Latin and means "to make empty."
True
False
7
In Genesis 22, who does Abraham prepare to sacrifice at God's command?
His wife
Adam
His son Isaac
Noah
8
In Christianity, Jesus is sacrificed to erase the sins of the world.
False
True
9
Hindu sannyasin gives up material things: family, friends, name, attachments, to pursue the ultimate goals of moksha.
False
True
10
Sacrifice is a universal human phenomenon. Sacrificing something to achieve divine favor is rooted in daily life.
False
True