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Critical Reading: Studying the World’s Religions pp. 11 - 20
Critical Reading: Studying the World’s Religions pp. 11 - 20
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Why is the first chapter subheading called “A Global Village”?
Religions are no longer found in certain sections of the globe.
Because the world is "smaller", we come into contact with more religions.
"Global Village" suggests that all people worship the same God.
People all over the globe practice religions.
2
The difference between
polytheism
and
pantheism
is best explained as...
belief many gods VS. belief in no gods
belief that God can be known VS. belief that God can't be known
belief in many gods VS. a belief in only one god
belief in many gods VS. a belief that gods are in everything
3
"Religion teachs us ethics" is simply another way of saying...
Religion is a world philosophy.
Religion teaches us right and wrong
Religion is important to all people.
All people are religious even if they don't think so
4
Which of the following is a comparative approach to studying religion?
Studying the various gods of Hinduism
Learning about the importance of the Ten Commandments
Thinking about why there is something and not nothing.
Looking at the holy books of Islam and Christianity together
5
Getting the readings done for RE is important because...
Continually not doing them reflects poorly on your character.
It's the most direct way to cover lots of information.
Mr. Deyss will probably be giving frequent assessments on the readings.
You might actually learn something.
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All religions have a set of formal...that set the basis for worship.
priests
bibles
prayers
rituals
7
Religious groups can be empowered by a sense of...
community
invisibility
inevibility
invincibility
8
Thinking about the importance of a religious ritual is using the...approach to religious studies.
empathy
distributive
comparative
examinative
9
One of the basic conditions of being human that religions try to address is...
life beyond death
suffering
marriage
mental illness
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The basic teaching of a religion are known as religious...
vows
covenants
promises
doctrins
