Religion Final

John Hick argues that a perfect world would not allow soul-making

The rectification of names is related to the Confucius concept of

Which involves ritual directives, moral commands, and civil obligations/punishments?

The figure of the satan in the story of Job fulfills the role of...

In Daoism, the ruler creates an ethical community by

Confucius was optimistic about human nature in contrast to St. Augustine.

A god that suffers with the world and intervenes by persuasion rather than by force;Theodicy of

Early christianity to protestant reformation people perceived God through the human exercise of

In Daoism, the idea of the Dao presents ethics that are ingrained in our human nature.

_________ is generally understood as the greatest of Roman Catholic moral theologians.

According to Martin Luther, what was the divine image that was lost in the Fall of mankind?

The Roman Catholic Church

Another word for ritual action in the teachings of Confucius is:

Deontological ethics is associated with:

What is the characteristic of the millenarian form of theodicy described by Livingston?

The mark and authentication of the Hebrew prophets' moral authority were the signs of ________

Which of the following four traditions has an emphasis on filial piety?

Job's friends accused Job of impiety for questioning God about his suffering.

The theodicy that humans should hold on to their faith despite not knowing the purpose of evil

Livingston discusses a Reform Judaism leader that does not consider a fetus in a womb a person

Teleological ethics is associated with:

The book of Job is revolutionary in that... EXCEPT

According to the Buddha, the human problem is mainly connected to...

Attention to the character of persons, rather than the correctness of action is an ethics of

According to Thomas Aquinas, humans can participate in the natural law God instilled in all by

Which religion has four cardinal virtues: Wisdom, Courage, Temperance, and Justice?

Who wrote the Analects?

Which of the following terms means the virtue of humaneness?

Peter Berger understands ______ as having a theodicy that adapts people to suffering

Process theodicy is associated with all of the following EXCEPT:

"Humans are the glory and shame of the universe" This view of humans belongs to which religion?

What do traditional Christians prescribe to free from bondage to sin and humanity's unease?

Karl Max's views on the cause of strife and unease in modern societies is summarized by

What is the root of the human problem in Christianity, according to Livingston?

The story of Job proves that one should never question God when it comes to evil events.

Charisma is understood as

The law of cause and effect in religion is called

The Buddha proposed that the idea of the self directly contributes to the human problem in that

The word theodicy comes from the Greek...

Theodicy of submission involves a world where suffering is necessary so the soul can learn

Cultivating indifference or apatheia is a characteristic of which of the following?

The analogy of the cave as our sheltered ignorance towards new ideologies was introduced by

Theodicy of protest refuses to accept the injustice towards the innocent.

In the modern west, an ethics of _______ has prevailed.