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Unit 6 Quiz!
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the largest religion in the world and based on the teachings of Jesus
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Shinto
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religious tradition based on the Five Pillars (profession of faith, fasting, daily prayer, pilgrimage, and charity)
Shinto
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
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Secularization
everyone has the right and freedom to worship or not worship as they choose
the replacement of religious and nonreligious values in a cultural change
societies consist of shared beliefs, ideas, attitudes, and knowledge
talks between followers of various religions to reduce religious tensions
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adherents strive to reach a stage of enlightenment by accepting the Four Noble Truths and following the eightfold path
Islam
Christianity
Shinto
Buddhism
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views religion as an institution that helps maintain patterns of social inequality
symbolic interactionism
functionalist
conflict theory
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Which theorist states that religion was separate from society?
Karl Marx
Robert Merton
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
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the third largest of the world's religions, and the world's oldest religion
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
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believes that beliefs and experiences are not sacred unless individuals in a society regard them as sacred
symbolic interactionism
functionalist
conflict theory
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Religious Pluralism
the replacement of religious and nonreligious values in a cultural change
societies consist of shared beliefs, ideas, attitudes, and knowledge
everyone has the right and freedom to worship or not worship as they choose
talks between followers of various religions to reduce religious tensions
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Interfaith Dialogue
everyone has the right and freedom to worship or not worship as they choose
the replacement of religious and nonreligious values in a cultural change
talks between followers of various religions to reduce religious tensions
societies consist of shared beliefs, ideas, attitudes, and knowledge
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views religion as a positive apparatus in society which promotes social solidarity and allows society to run smoothly
conflict theory
symbolic interactionism
functionalist
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What do Lent, Yom Kippur, and Day of
Arafah
have in common?
all focus on the celebration of the birth of a leader
all focus on repentance and atonement
all focus on historical events
all focus on celebrating the creation of the religion
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What is the theme common to
Sukkot
,
Alsalha Puja
, and
Ugadi
?
all focus on celebrating the creation of the religion
all focus on the celebration of the birth of the leader
all focus on repentance and atonement
all focus on the historical events of the religion or passage of time
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Collective Consciousness
talks between followers of various religions to reduce religious tensions
the replacement of religious and nonreligious values in a cultural change
everyone has the right and freedom to worship or not worship as they choose
societies consist of shared beliefs, ideas, attitudes, and knowledge
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What is the
main
difference between an ecclesia and a denomination?
An ecclesia is made up of many sects, while a denomination is just one
The geographical location varies for ecclesiae versus denominations.
Ecclesia state-sponsored, considered an official religion, denomination not
The number of followers or believers is much larger for denominations.
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Which of the following did the church provide in support of the Civil Rights Movement?
a place to discuss racial issues
a place to gather safely
a place to seek retribution
a place to voice concerns
