this religion class is different because

it explores many religious traditions

In Nostra Aetate we learn

to reject nothing that is true & holy in other religions

an attitude of empathy allows

us to accept others beliefs on their own terms

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Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue

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1
a moral code is associated with which religious element?
Sacred Stories
Sacred Scriptures
Beliefs and Practices
Sacred Time
2
this would not be a sacred symbol or object
religious statue
religious icon
religious structure
religious newspaper
3
ancient stories that explain creation are called
witnessing
myths
evangelization
liturgy
4
The term "religion" means
search for God
pray to God
to bind oneself to God
make peace with God
5
The common element missing from the last question is
Myths
Sacred Places and Spaces
Witnessing
Ecumenism
6
Defining the word "religion" is hard because
there are so many definitions
it is not found in the Bible
none of the above
each religions defines it differently
7
A myth is
is a legend
points to a spiritual truth
true
false
8
These common elements are seen in every religious tradition:
Beliefs & Practices
all of the above
Sacred Scripture & Sacred Stories
Sacred Time
9
One is not a Vatican II document on ecumenism or interreligious dialogue
Dignitatis Humanae
Unitates Redintegratio
Nostra Aetate
Ad Cathedram Petri
10
this religion class is different because
it explores many religious traditions
it deals with only experience and the abstract
none of the above
it deals with only the rational and facts
11
an example of religous laws would be
holy water
Israelites
Shar'ia
a Temple
12
In Nostra Aetate we learn
to join other religions
to reject nothing that is true & holy in other religions
to judge other religions
to practice what others believe
13
official public worship of the Church is called
liturgy
evangelization
witnessing
dialogue
14
evangelization means
witnessing to one's faith
dialogue with others of different faiths
respecting other faiths
all of the above
15
The first pope to promote ecumenical and interreligious dialogue was
Pope Paul VI
Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Pope John XXIII
16
an attitude of empathy allows
to be sympathetic
to celebrate the liturgy
us to accept others beliefs on their own terms
us to be like Jesus
17
a good reason to study other religions is
to gain a better understanding of one's own faith
to gain a greater understanding of the world
to discover more about world cultures
all of the above
18
Popes who started dialogue with the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury were
John XXIII and Paul VI
Benedict and Francis
none of the above
John Paul II and Pius XII
19
The horizontal action of believers refers to
relationship with the Divine
relationship with others
none of the above
relationship with creation
20
Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism are
the best religions
world religions
the world's religions
the preferred religions

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