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Comparative Religion Test 1 - 2019
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Comparative Religion Test 1
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"Countless scientific studies cannot explain with certainty why medical miracles occur."
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Telos
2
“I don’t believe in God but I don’t care if other people do.”
Atheism
Deism
Agnostic
Anti-Theism
3
T/F: The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that all religions contain elements of truth.
True
Six
False
Hello
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People that believe all religions are evil and must be eradicated from the Earth, are typically referred to as Atheists
False
True
5
A community of people that shares values, rites and/or rituals, and answers six fundamental problems/questions
The Virtue of Religion
World Religion
Religion
Western Religions
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Restoring the unity of all people and as Christ’s body.
One
Catholic
Apostolic
Holy
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T/F: Muslims share a connection with Catholics due to the fact that we both acknowledge and worship the God of Abraham.
True
False
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Smuggles into the premises that which it is trying to prove.
Ad Hominem
Genetic Fallacy
Circular Reasoning
Appeal to Ignorance
9
"I don't speak a word of English," is an example of what kind of fallacy?
Ad Hominem
Circular Reasoning
Self-Referential Incoherence
Appeal to Ignorance
10
My grandma’s dying words were, “Don’t lose the faith.” That’s why I believe in God.
Pathos
Ethos
Telos
Logos
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“I do not know if there is a god.”
Agnostic
Anti-Theism
Atheist
Deism
12
In the art of persuasion, the ability to establish credibility of the speaker through ethical appeal and character
Ethos
Logos
Telos
Pathos
13
Religions with roots in the Hebrew Bible.
Western Religions
The Virtue of Religion
Religion
World Religions
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When a person reduces the available options to two, is what kind of fallacy.
False Dichotomy
Genetic Fallacy
Self-Referential Incoherence
Red Herring
15
This belief is anti-religion and regards all religions as dangerous.
Atheism
Agnostic
Anti-Theism
Deism
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Something is true on the basis that it has not been proved false or that it is false because it has not been proven true
Appeal to Ignorance
Straw Man
Circular Reasoning
Red Herring
17
She is sent out into the world, and all members of the Church share in this mission, rooted directly from the apostles
Catholic
One
Holy
Apostolic
18
Mostly religions originating in Asia
World Religions
Eastern Religions
Western Religions
Religion
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In the art of persuasion, the use of emotional appeal.
Logos
Pathos
Telos
Ethos
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One’s ultimate goal, object, or aim
Objective Truth
Subjective Truth
Telos
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A major or well-known religion
World Religions
Religion
Western Religions
Eastern Religions
22
As a priest, I know Jesus Christ has given humanity grace and forgiveness.
Pathos
Telos
Ethos
Logos
23
Justice towards God/Giving to God His proper due
Religion
Eastern Religions
The Virtue of Religion
World Religions
24
The calling for a “universal” Church. This is an example of which of the following?
Catholic
Apostolic
Holy
One
25
When you are your opponent raises an irrelevant objection or argument to distract you from the argument at hand.
Genetic Fallacy
Straw Man
Circular Reasoning
Red Herring
26
What threatens the unity of the Church?
Diversity or races
Diversity of cultures
Diversity of lifestyles
Sin
27
“The Church is sanctified by him (Christ)… She becomes sanctifying.” This is an example of which of the following?
Catholic
One
Apostolic
Holy
28
A proposition when applied to itself, refutes itself is what kind of fallacy?
Self-Referential Incoherence
False Dichotomy
Red Herring
Genetic Fallacy
29
In the art of persuasion, the use of logic, words, reason, and intellect.
Pathos
Ethos
Telos
Logos
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A judgement or statement that applies to all mankind, in all cultures, in all situations, at all times.
Subjective Truth
Objective Truth
Telos
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Humanists believe in an after life.
False
True
32
"Priests have done a lot of bad things. God must not exist." Is what kind of fallacy?
Genetic Fallacy
Ad Hominem
Appeal to Ignorance
Self-Referential Incoherence
33
Applies to the person making the judgement or statement, but not to everyone.
Subjective Truth
Telos
Objective Truth
34
When your opponent misrepresents your argument in order to more easily refute it.
Self-Referential Incoherence
Straw Man
Red Herring
Genetic Fallacy
35
Jews share a connection with Catholics because that they were the 1st hearers of the word and are Gods chosen ones
False
True
36
Attempting to invalidate a belief based on how the belief originated, is what kind of fallacy?
Genetic Fallacy
False Dichotomy
Red Herring
Self-Referential Incoherence
37
“Goodness relies on the human experience and empathy.”
Deism
Humanism
Agnostic
Anti-Theism
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God exists because it says so in the bible, and the bible says that everything in it is true.
Appeal to Ignorance
Ad Hominem
Self-Referential Incoherence
Circular Reasoning
39
What does man’s religious instinct attempt to do?
To put order to chaos
Draws him to give praise on the Sabbath
Both Red(Triangle) and Yellow (Circle)
To believe in something we cannot see
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“I believe in a Higher Power, but it does not listen or care about our prayers.”
Deism
Anti-Theism
Humanism
Agnostic
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"You only believe in God because your parents brought you up to believe in God."
Genetic Fallacy
Red Herring
Self Referential Incoherence
Circular Reasoning