Exam Compendium

What did Gandhi do for India?

"Muslim" literally means

Jewish Sabbath

Ganghi used non-violence which is known as...

Brahmin is...

When the Patriarch of Constantinople was named Oikumene, the Pope was mad because it means:

Synoptic which means "same" eye, refers to these three gospels because they are so similar.

The 5 Precepts do not include:

Sangha means...

The 4 Yogas are also called...

Hebrew means "across" because Abraham came from across the river...

This ritual involves the burning of sweat grass.

Which Apostle is most responsible for spreading Christianity?

Food that Jews are allowed to eat are considered:

Puja means...

The Destroyer God

Shamans communicate with spirits during this ritual.

An elder must be...

Refers to food that Muslims are allowed to eat...

The host's status is dependent on the feast they provide in this ceremony.

This is meant to catch bad dreams so they do not cause pain...

Members who fall outside of a caste are called...

Anything forbidden in Islam is called...

Profuse sweating helps participants cleanse physically and spiritually.

Member of the Trimurti who is known as the protector god...

Exodus literally means...

What do Jews place on the doorpost's of their homes?

Aum/Om is...

Shema, which means "Hear o Israel..." is

The coming of age ritual in Judaism...

The name for a Muslim leader of prayer is...

The Noble Eightfold Path will help one to...

The Christian symbol that looks like a fish used to identify Christians is called...

Brahman is...

A rite of passage or coming of age for young adults.

The period of fasting that all eligible Muslims must participate in is

What happened when the Buddha meditated under the Bodhi Tree?

The first major split in Christianity was the Great Schism which was...

Muslims must cleanse before praying. This is called:

This ritual results in scars that bear witness to their faith. Involves wooden hooks.

This group of Jewish people follow strict, traditional beliefs.

The Pillar that means profession of faith is

When King Henry VIII was not allowed to divorce, he began the ___ church.

To whom did God give the 10 Commandments and the Laws of the Torah?

From whom did Muhammad receive his revelation?

The Sacred thread is made up of ___ threads, each representing something different.

The oldest and most sacred book in Hinduism is (are)...

The Edict of Milan was an agreement giving Christians religious freedom. This was thanks to...

Those who work in government or the law

Which was NOT one of the Four Sights

Hindus commonly worship in...

The attribution of a living soul to plants, animals, inanimate things and natural phenomena.

Muhammad's wife's name...

The Prophet whom God made the covenant of the Chosen People with...

The Ceremony of the Sacred Thread is used when...

The sacred river...

Siddhartha Gautama was a Hindu born into the __ caste

Which is NOT one of the Three Jewels

Who is considered the founder of Judaism?

Which Jewish holiday focuses on atoning for sins?

Religious impulse is...