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World Religions Review
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Review of major religions of the world
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Tao means
The way
The river
The energy
Enlightenment
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Who founded Taoism?
Siddhartha
Confucius
Lao Tzu
Muhammad
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Atman refers to what?
Divinity
Your External life
Your Outer Life
Your Inner Life
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Which is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths?
Medicine of Buddha
Tanha is the Cause
Cure is Nirvana
Problem of Pain/Suffering
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For Deliberate Tradition, Confucius saw a need for...
Abolishing the class structure
Military Expansion
Wu-Wei
Education
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Islam began around...
700 BCE
600
600 BCE
700
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"Jesus is God made flesh" is what core Christian belief?
Reincarnation
Incarnation
Resurrection
Transcendence
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Which of these is a Jewish holiday
Easter
Ramadan
Diwali
Yom Kippur
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Christianity has its roots in what religion?
Judaism
Greek Mythology
Buddhism
Islam
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What does "Christ" mean?
Jesus' other name
Son of God
The anointed one
Lamb of Bod
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After Jesus was killed, Jesus was seen ...
reincarnated
resurrected
anointed
incarnated
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When is Confucianism founded?
300 BCE
100 CE
30 CE
500 BCE
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What is the goal for a Buddhist?
Justice
Enlightenment
Love
Happiness
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Theravada Buddhism is knows as...
Little Raft
Middle Raft
Big Raft
End Raft
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Tanha means...
Reincarnation
Selfish Desire
Incarnation
Karma
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Eightfold path is a series of....
Don'ts
Wrongs
Rights
Do's
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Abraham had two sons. Who were they?
Moses
Joseph
Isaac
Ishmael
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Sabbath is about...
Family time
all of these
A day of rest
Reminder of covenant with God
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What are the Hindu texts?
Upanishads
Analects
Vedas
Wisdom
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A cycle of rebirth where you are reincarnated from one life form to another is...
Karma
Brahman
Tanha
Samsara
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A central symbol in Taoism is...
Yin/Yang
Five Relationships
Lotus Flower
Water
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"Li" means what?
Society
Propriety
Peace
Human-Heartedness
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Confucianism is primarily focused on achieving what?
Social Harmony
Personal Harmony
Natural Harmony
Physical Harmony
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Brahman refers to...
Your outer life
Your exterior life
Your inner life
Divinity
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Christian origins are about...
100 BCE
30 BCE
100 BCE
30 CE
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True or False: Jesus is 50% human and 50% divine
True
False
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Judaism starts where in the world?
Rome
Jerusalem
Fertile Crescent
Northern Africa
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"Jen" means what?
Human Heartedness
Propriety
Society
Peace
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Which of these is NOT one of the Pillars of Islam?
Passing the Peace
Declaration of Faith
Giving alms to the Poor
Fasting during Ramadan
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Which country is predominantly Hindu?
Indonesia
India
Japan
China
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Wu-wei means
Mindful action
Effortless action
To control
To strive
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The realization that Atman and Brahman are one is...
That thou art
you are free
That thou peace
being is one
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The central text of Taoism is...
Book of Ecclesiastes
The Tao Te Ching
The Tao Te Yin
The Analects
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Nirvana means which of the following?
Extinguished Peace
Extinguished Moksha
Extinguished Tanha
Extinguished Fire
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Who became the Buddha?
Jesus
Confucius
Lao Tzu
Siddhartha
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Buddha lived during which time?
770 BCE
550 BCE
440 BCE
660 BCE
37
The Quran is written in which language?
Abrabic
Latin
Hebrew
Greek
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True or false: In Christianity, God is solely transcendent
False
True
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Muslims call God...
Allah
Lord
Adonai
Yahweh
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Judaism is primarily what?
Deistic
Evangelical
Monotheistic
Nontheistic
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What was Confucius responding to?
Social Chaos
High Taxes
Poverty
Women's Inequality
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What is the main text in Confucianism?
The analects
Sutras
Tao Te Ching
Tanakh
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Who received the Quran?
Ishmael
Abraham
Moses
Muhammad
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T/F: Islam is monotheistic
True
False
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Islam means...
Surrender
Follower
A religion
Saved
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What is the promise called between Abraham and God?
Covenant
Collaboration
Contract
Compact
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Shiva is
Creator
Preserver
Peacemaker
Destroyer
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Vishnu is...
Creator
Peacemaker
Destroyer
Preserver
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shalom means...
peace and propriety
Peace and wholeness
Peace and promise
peace and rest
