The Moral argument claims:

God tells us what's right and wrong

View that God is capable of change

Belief in God/s who intervene with the universe

Why is Passover held?

To remind the Jewish people of when they escaped slavery

The Ontological argument that God exists claims that:

Any God existing in reality's superior to any God we imagine

The Problem of Evil is:

The problem of how God can allow evil to exist in the world

Belief or worship of more than one God

Argument from religious experience claims:

People have personal experiences with God

The belief that there is no God

The symbol on the flag of Israel, A star shaped symbol associated with Judaism

Why is a Bar Mitzvah held?

Celebrate a boy becoming a full member of Jewish community

Flew's invisible gardener suggests:

If God is invisible, how is it different from having no God?

Belief in God/s who don't intervene with the universe

Uncertainty on whether or not God exists

View that everything's part of an all-encompassing God

The unmoved mover claims:

Things are in motion, God moves them in this motion

A book containing the words of Allah

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Philosophy of Religion Quiz

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Year 11, Unit One Philosophy, Metaphysics: Religion

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1
The Jewish prophet, who saved the Jews from Egypt was:
Isaac
Abraham
Moses
Muhammad
2
Monotheism is:
The study of religion
The belief in more than one God
The belief in only one God
The practice of praying in the Christian religion
3
The Torah is what?
A famous Jewish synagogue in Israel
A white gown-like garment warn by men in Jewish ceremonies
A written account of God's rules and commandments
A prayer book, also known as 'The Old Testament'
4
Muhammad is:
A prophet of the God of Islam
A famous boxer
A prophet of the God of Judaism
The God of Islam
5
How many times a day do Muslims pray?
5
4
2
6
6
The Moral argument claims:
God tells us what's right and wrong
We learn what is right and wrong
God is moral
God let's us act as we desire
7
The Jewish weekly day of rest is called:
Shabbat
Rabbi
Saturday
Melakhah
8
Process Theism is:
View that God is incapable of change
The process of Theism
The belief of a God who intervences with the universe
View that God is capable of change
9
Theism is:
Belief in God/s who don't intervene with the universe
The belief that there is only one God
Belief in God/s who intervene with the universe
Study of Religion
10
According to Pascal's Wager, if we don't believe in God we stand to lose:
Nothing
Our faith
Our minds
Everything
11
Each of the Hindu gods are an expression of:
Brahman
Brarman
BroMan
Braman
12
What does omniscient mean?
All Loving- Morally Perfect
All Powerful
All Knowing
All Present
13
Why is Passover held?
To commemorate a loved one who has passed away
To remind the Jewish people of how blessed they are to eat
To remind the Jewish people of when they escaped slavery
To celebrate a boy becoming an adult (at 13 years of age)
14
In Jewish history, the Jews were forced into slavery in which country?
Iraq
Israel
Spain
Egypt
15
Which of the following is not a traditional food of Passover?
Lamb
Barley
Flat Bread
Bitter Herbs
16
The community of Muslims is called:
Umma
Imma
Iraq
Islam
17
Which of the following was Krishna not known for?
Being wise
Being a good warrior
Being a good lover
Being playful
18
The Hindu goal of ethics is called:
Dharma
Kama
Moshka
Artha
19
The followers of Islam are called:
Muslims
Islamists
IS
Islamic
20
The Hindu goal of wealth is called:
Kama
Artha
Dharma
Moshka
21
The Ontological argument that God exists claims that:
Any God existing in reality's superior to any God we imagine
Things are created thoughtfully, their systems defy nature
God sets the standard of perfection
Something must have existed in order to create everything
22
The Problem of Evil is:
The problem of how God can allow evil to exist in the world
The fear that athiests will see God as evil
The notion that God punishes people for their actions
A predicament
23
Polytheism is:
Belief in a God who intervenes with the universe
Belief or worship of only one God
View that everything's part of an all-encompassing God
Belief or worship of more than one God
24
Argument from religious experience claims:
We are prophets of God
We have religious experiences such as praying
Through worshipping God we can prove God's existence
People have personal experiences with God
25
What does omnipotent mean?
All Powerful
All Present
All Knowing
All Loving- Morally Perfect
26
The book of Confucius teachings is:
The Analects
The Aranian
The Aliary
The bible
27
Atheism is:
Uncertainty of whether or not God exists
A branch of Christianity
Belief or worship of more than one God
The belief that there is no God
28
The Magen David is:
The symbol on the flag of Israel
A prophet of the Jewish God
A star shaped symbol associated with Judaism
An expression of Moses
29
Buddhism stems from:
Anger
Wealth
Suffering
Peace
30
Why is a Bar Mitzvah held?
Celebrate a boy becoming a full member of Jewish community
The commemorate a loved one who has passed away
To remember when the Jewish people escaped from slavery
Celebrate the day that Moses arrived with a message from God
31
What does omnibenevolent mean?
All Knowing
All Loving- Morally Perfect
All Present
All Powerful
32
Jewish people are referred to as:
Abraham
Hebrew
Jacob
Issac
33
Who is the Messiah?
A very naughty boy
A special messenger of God
The son of Moses
The Jewish God
34
The Hindu goal of including the passions and desires is called:
Kama
Moshka
Artha
Dharma
35
Flew's invisible gardener suggests:
There is a gardener
God is a gardener
If God is invisible, He can still maintain the universe
If God is invisible, how is it different from having no God?
36
The philosophical term for religious belief based on faith is:
Fatalism
Fideism
Fidism
Faithfulness
37
Who was the original leader of Confucianism?
Kung Fu Tzu
LaoTzu
Kung Fu Panda
Buddha
38
Deism is:
A goal of Hinduism
Belief in God/s who don't intervene with the universe
Belief in God/s who intervene with the universe
The process of reincarnation
39
Who described God as "a being than which nothing greater can be conceived"?
Blaise Pascal
Russel Brand
St Thomas Aquinas
St Anslam
40
Which of the following is not a Muslim group?
Sunni
Sufi
Shi'ite
Shabak
41
Agnosticism is:
Uncertainty on whether or not God exists
A branch of Christianity
Belief that there is no God
Belief in more than one God
42
The cycle of rebirth is called:
Samsara
Samosa
Sakata
Salada
43
Pantheism is:
Belief in a God who doesn't intervene with the universe
Belief in the goddess Pan
Belief in and worship of more than one God
View that everything's part of an all-encompassing God
44
The unmoved mover claims:
God is the standard of perfection
God existed before all else
We don't like to think of God as being 'unmoved'
Things are in motion, God moves them in this motion
45
The Qur'an is:
A prayer said every morning
A hat warn by the imam
A branch of the religion of Islam
A book containing the words of Allah
46
The process of escaping rebirth and being as one with Brahman is called:
Mokha
Moshaka
Mocker
Moksha

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