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Religions of Our World
Religions of Our World
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1
How does the Catholic Church understand other religious traditions?
Rejects nothing which is true and holy in these religions
Agrees with all other religions
Rejects all other religions
Sees them as unholy
2
Choose all valid reasons why someone should study world religious traditions
Gain clearer understanding of ones faith
Dispel fear or misunderstandings about other religions
Gain a better insight into human beings by understanding their activities
Comprehend the frivalities of God in other’s eyes
3
Religion Courses deal with:
Facts & Experiences
Facts
Experiences
Opinions
4
All religious traditions hold certain unique truths, but not all have a formal set of beliefs.
True
False
5
Pope John XXIII referred to Protestants as __________ rather than heritiecs
Cowards
Separated brethren
Friends in Faith
Heathens
6
John XXIII invited Protestant and Jewish leaders to observe the Second Vatican Council which opened in October of 1942
True
False
7
What are myths not:
They are just stories
They are empirical history
They are not true stories but truth stories
They are not false stories but truth stories
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What is the meaning of a world religion?
Religion spread worldwide
Religion spread in a region
Private religions
Popular myths
9
"Evangelization” means that some baptized Catholics are called to share the Gospel of Christ with the world.
True
False
10
Religion comes from the latin word:
Regoli
Religare
Brodicus Foxus
Religio
11
There is no conflict between dialoguing with non-Catholic religious tradition and the proclamation of the Catholic Faith
True
False
12
Both Judaism and Christianity are among the oldest of the world’s religious traditions.
False, Buddhism is the oldest
False, Shinto is the oldest
True
False, Hinduism is the oldest
13
What is empirical history?
History verifiable from other sources
Alternative history
Made up
Parable
14
“Perfidious Jews” was removed from ______ liturgy
Christmas Mass
Palm Sunday
Holy Sunday
Good Friday