12 SOR Unit 3 Topic 1 Review

In order to achieve Moksha one must generate positive Karma by doing one's ... ?

The Hindu term for soul is ...?

Religious perspectives on right and wrong come from 5 different sources. Which of the following is NOT a source?

The ethical theory that is concerned with following a set of obligations, rules or duties.

the Torah and the TaNaK are the same thing?

Refraining from destroying living beings and speaking dishonestly are a part of ...?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Great Sayings of the Upanishads (the Mahavakyas) in Hinduism?

To counteract the Three Poisons, Buddhists believe in wisdom, generosity and kindness. These are known as...?

Religious traditions offer both a system of [what?] and a system of [what?].

In the Middle Ages, theologian Thomas Aquinas developed the theory of ...?

Similar to Hinduism in many ways, one of Buddhism core differences is [what] about the cycle of samsara?

Hindus are bound to the cycle of samsara until they achieve moksha.

Which of the following is NOT one of the Three Poisons

Buddha believed that we can accumulate good karma by following [what]?

In Islam, the ethical laws that comes directly from the sacred text are called what?

Which of the following is NOT a Jewish ethical teaching?

Teleological = the outcome. Deontological = the act. What branch concerns itself with personal characteristics?

Matt 25 provides ethical guidance when it tells us to feed the hungry in a story known as the sheep and the [what]?

The Golden Rule, a Christian ethical teaching, appears in all four Gospels.

The ethical theory concerned with the outcome of the decision being made. Sometimes called consequentialism.

Jewish ethical law, halacha, is based on the Torah and the [what]?

Ethics is the space in which belief and practice combine to result in a pattern of expected behaviour for adherents.

The Beatitudes are key ethical teachings in Christianity. In which Gospel/s do they appear?

An important sub-set of teleological ethics is ...?

Sharia is divine, infallible and complete.

There are 603 Mitzvot?

The caste system in Hinduism is called Varna.

The type of ethics that deals with 'why' people make the choices they make is called...?

An important sub-set of deontological ethics is ...?

Islam also has a tradition of human interpretation of the rules revealed in the Qur'an. This is called...?

Which of the following is NOT a source of Hindu ethical teaching?

When asked to 'describe' something you need to...?