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World Religions Quiz
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1
Muslims, if they are physically and financially fit, must make a pilgrimage to where?
Paris
Beijing
Mecca
Budapest
2
Which religion is also considered a Chinese philosophy that teaches living in harmony with all?
Buddhism
Daoism
Christianity
Hinduism
3
What is the prophecy of Moses?
The Torah
The Qur'an
New Testement
The 8 Fold Path
4
Individuals creating their own destiny through thoughts, words, and deeds is called what?
Karma
Moksha
Ahimsa
Satguru
5
In Christianity, followers use what to describe God's law?
10 Commandments
13 Principles
5 Pillars of Faith
8 Fold Path
6
The Angel Gabriel is a part of all of the following religions except:
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
7
This religion follows the 8 Fold Path which leads to enlightenment & ultimate happiness.
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
8
This religion teaches endless cycles of creation, preservation and dissolution.
Buddhism
Christianity
Daoism
Hinduism
9
This religion follows the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
10
Which is regarded as the world's oldest religion, and has no human founder?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
11
In Hinduism, who is the Compassionate One?
Siva
Shakti
Skanda
Vishnu
12
In Buddhism the 4 Noble Truths identify the cause and resolution of what?
Suffering
Death
Life
Happiness
13
Being aware of the moment and focusing on that moment is called what?
Reflection
Yoga
Meditation
Prayer
14
in Islam, this term refers to giving a percentage of one's wealth to charity.
Hajj
Zakat
Ramadan
Tithe
15
The 5 Pillars of Faith belong to which religion?
Christianity
Hinduism
Daoism
Islam
16
during which month do Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset?
Sha'ban
Jumada al-awwal
Safar
Ramadan
17
The Torah is the sacred text for which religion?
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism