Mr. Denino's Ultimate World Religions Quiz

Aboriginal Spirituality shares which worldview?

Which Hindu Deity is known as the Destroyer?

What is considered the most important prayer in Judaism which sums up the Tanakh?

The Vedas would be considered which kind of scripture?

What are the colours of the Medicine wheel?

What shape is considered sacred in First Nations’ traditions?

In Aboriginal spirituality, the Dreamcatcher is associated with which stage of life?

What feast comes at the end of Ramadan?

Roman Emperor who converted to Christianity and ended Christian persecution in the Empire. 

The individual responsible for the Protestant Reformation:

What are the four sacred plants used in the smudging ritual?

How many times a day is a Muslim suppose to pray?

A person who believes in only one god is known as a:

The initiation ceremony into the Christian community occurs at: 

In Buddhism, the Three Jewels are:

The history of Hinduism can be divided into 3 main periods:

The movement that promoted the creation of the State of Israel is called:

Islamic food laws, meaning "that which is permitted/lawful" is called:

In Hinduism, the cycle of birth, death, and reincarnation is known as:

Where do Muslims face when they pray?

What number appears repeatedly in Aboriginal teachings and beliefs?

Chanukah is a special day in Judaism because:

Which holiday is a celebration of the Jewish New Year?

Wakan Tanka, Manitou and Orenda are all names for:

Which religion would be considered polytheistic?

Trimurti, also known as the Hindu Triad, consists of which three important deities?

The prophet of Islam, who received the word of Allah from the Angel Gabriel was: 

The "true self", in Hinduism:

The sacrament of laying of hands and anointing with oil to represent the gift of Holy Spirit 

A place where Hindus gather to pray is called:

A person who believes in multiple gods is known as a:

The creed of Islam is called:

A Japanese adaptation of Mahayana Buddhism is:

In Buddhism, the Tripitakas are also known as:

Ecumenism is a term that refers specifically to:

In Hinduism, the cosmic, divine, underlying force that lives inside every human is known as:

The word that Jewish people use to substitute the name of G-d is:

The Buddha taught that people should live according to:

This form of Judaism strictly observes all the ancient rules, practices, and holy days

An important book in Islam; this term means "recitation" or reading