Study of Religion - Unit 3

Which of the following Jewish matriarchs did not experience fertility issues?

Sadharana dharma more broadly refers to:

Christians believe that in order to live an ethically correct life a person must make decisions using their:

Ethical theories proposing that the most appropriate behaviour is the one that leads to the best possible outcome are:

Explicit behavioural commands from the Jewish sacred texts are called:

The branch of philosophy concerned with concepts of ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ behaviour is called:

Official perspectives from the Catholic Church regarding principles of behaviour and belief are called:

Jesus on occasion delivers sermons but mostly delivers lessons on correct moral behaviour through stories known as:

Virtue Ethics was proposed by which ancient Greek philosopher?

How might religious beliefs inform personal ethics?

The Islamic tradition of fiqh, where religious leaders reach consensus about correct behaviour on an issue is:

In Islam the two streams of influence on human behaviour are known as:

Which of the following Buddhist precepts might be most relevant to examining the ethical issue of substance abuse?

The entire body of this ‘Jewish law’ is called:

One popular epic myth in Hinduism that provides adherents with examples of good behaviour to follow is the:

The Buddhist community of believers who help advise people on the path to enlightenment are known as the:

Hinduism has two streams of ethical behaviour – or duties. Select one of these:

Sacred texts that explicitly explain the way in which dharma operates in the Hindu tradition are known as the:

Which of the following is NOT one of the paths of correct moral action dictated in the Noble Eightfold Path?

Examples of the actions performed by the prophet Mohammed that are to be emulated by Muslims are known as: