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Free and open spiritual inquiry and every spiritual journey is personal and unique.
Buddhism, yo
Buddhism
Still Buddhism
Buddhism
2
From the old man, a sick man, and corpse, he learned the inescapability of suffering and ____.
despair
compassion
death
love
3
He saw on successive excursions:
an old man
a corpse
a sick man
a monk who was a beggar.
4
Pick answer that applies to both Hinduism & Buddhism:
Monotheism
Karma
Reincarnation
Nirvana/Enlightenment
5
Theravada Buddhists focus on ______ experience and the acquisition of __(same word)__ knowledge and wisdom.
personal
peaceful
godly
expansive
6
Truth 2: ___ is the cause of suffering.
elimination
desire
cause
suffering
7
How do you spell this religion?
budhism
Budhism
Buddhism
buddhism
8
The actual principles are deliberately imprecise and vague.
False
True
9
The scriptures relate that at the age of _, wishing to see more of the world, he left the palace grounds in his chariot.
33
29
15
8
10
There are dozens of different schools of Buddhism. Most of them fall into two major categories:
Theravada Buddhism
Fancy Buddhism
Plain Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
11
Buddhists emphasize the importance of free and open spiritual inquiry
False
True
12
Buddhism was founded on this continent.
Americas
Asia
Europe
Africa
13
The Four Noble Truths were revealed by the Buddha after he reached nirvana.
False
True
14
In the peaceful nature of the monk he saw his _____.
destiny
darkness
despair
determination
15
After ___ ___ of spiritual discipline he achieved the supreme enlightenment.
five years
six years
45 years
six months
16
Every Buddhist’s spiritual journey is personal and unique.
True
False
17
This is because Buddhists believe that individuals must seek the answers _____.
themselves
from God
from Buddha
on Mt. Kilimanjaro
18
Who is a god of Buddhism?
There are no gods.
Brahma
Kali
Buddha
19
He spent the remaining __ years of his life teaching and establishing a community of monks and nuns to continue his work
25
45
100
35
20
Truth 4: There is a ___ that leads to the elimination of desire, and therefore to the elimination of suffering
elimination
suffering
desire
path
21
What are the scriptures of Buddhism called?
Bible
Torah
Vedas
None
22
Truth 1: All existence is __.
elimination
suffering
desire
cause
23
Truth 3: ______ of desire leads to the __(same word)__ of suffering.
elimination
desire
suffering
cause
24
enlightened spiritual wisdom and knowledge marked by a deep and perfect understanding of the true nature of existence
more levitating cat powers
world peace
nirvana
meditation
25
This is because Buddhists believe that individuals must seek the answers themselves, using Buddhist ___ as a guide.
beliefs
philosophies
teachings
26
The Noble Ninefold Path provides the system to achieve spiritual enlightenment and end suffering.
True
False
27
The ultimate goal of Buddhists is to achieve _____.
world peace
levitating cat powers
meditation
nirvana
28
Why did he leave the palace?
to find himself
wanted McDonalds
didn't want to stay caged
to seek religious knowledge
29
Mahayana Buddhists believe that Buddhists should not seek enlightenment just for themselves, but for __ living beings.
godly
most
all
no
30
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Brahma
Swami Vishayana
Siddhartha Gautama
Mahatma Ghandi
31
The two schools also recognize different
methods of meditation
spiritual practices
spiritual figures
32
Buddhist teachings are largely based on a set of central principles known as the
Four Noble Truths
Four North Trades
Eightfold Path
10 Commandments
33
Buddhism was founded in this country.
India
Indonesia
Nepal
China
34
He searched for an ultimate solution to the problem of the suffering that was a natural part of the human condition
False
True
35
sheltered him from all misery and anything that might influence him toward the religious life- who was this?
Brahma
Swami Vishayana
Mahatma Ghandi
Siddhartha Gautama