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CHRISTIANITY - SAT/SUN WORSHIP:
Which denomination believes in Transubstantiation?
Pentecostals
Salvation Army
Jehovah Witness
Catholic
2
CHRISTIANITY - POPE JOHN XXIII:
What does the term vernacular mean?
Non-Christian person
Religious building
Local language
Bread that has been blessed
3
RELIGION POST 1945: Why is kinship important to Aboriginal Spirituality?
It defines relationships in the community
It allows Indigenous & Non-Ingedenous spiritualities to forge relationships
It reinforces relationships that exist outside the natural world
It is an alternative to the hierarchical structure of religious traditions
4
Beverly listens to Bible stories and John prays the Nicene creed at mass. What can be said of Beverly and John?
Beverly is Catholic and John is Protestant
Beverly is Protestant and John is Catholic
Both are Catholics
Both are protestants
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BUDDHISM- ASOKA:
Which of the following is true of Asoka?
He wanted to make Buddhism an elite Religion
He encouraged people to eat meat
He supported the death penalty in extreme circumstances
He banned the death penalty
6
Warren refers to the Declaration of Euthanasia. What can be said of Warren?
Warren is Orthodox
Warren is Jehovah Witness
Warren is Catholic
Warren is Pentecostal
7
Which of the following is considered to be sacramental worship?
Minister Preaching
Liturgy of the word
Liturgy of the faithful
Reading the Nicene Creed
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What is the first precept?
To not kill
To obtain enlightenment
To not steal
To break the cycle of samsara
9
ISLAM- KHADIJAH:
When Khadijah proclaims the oneness of Allah, what belief is she showing?
Tawhid
Rusul
Angels
Yawmuddin
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Islam - Hajj:
Which ritual involves pilgrims throwing stones at the devil?
Wuquf
Tawaf
Jamarat
Sa'i
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What do most Muslims believe about euthanasia?
It violates Allah's creation
It violates Muhammad's creation
It supports the Islamic teachings
It supports the teachings of the Ayatollahs
12
Which of the following was significantly affected by post-1945 migration to Australia from England?
The number of Hindus in Australia
The number of Anglicans in Australia
The number of Catholics in Australia
The number of Buddhists in Australia
13
What is the purpose of the Buddhist Pilgrimage?
To guarantee enlightenment
To see other Buddhists
To make new friends
To show reverence to Buddha
14
Which of the following resulted from the formation of the Uniting Church?
The Presbyterian and Congregational churches ceased to exist after 1917
It caused the inclusion of the 'no religion' option in census data
Methodists became the largest single group in the new church.
The decline in Protestant affiliation was reversed.
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CHRISTIANITY - ETHICS:
Richard does not accept blood transfusions - What can be said of Richard?
Richard is an Orthodox Christian
Richard is a Catholic
Richard is a Pentecostal
Richard is a Jehovah Witness
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Which of the following is an example of denominational switching?
Changing from Catholicism to Buddhism
Changing from Buddhism to Hinduism
Changing from Anglicanism to Catholics
Changing from Judaism to Islam
17
Which school of Buddhism believes that consideration needs to be taken into account regarding ethical decisions?
Vajrayana
Theravada
Mahayana
Absolutist
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Islam -ethics:
Which ethical teaching refers to striving?
Taqwa
Shahada
Jihad
Tawhid
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BUDDHISM -ETHICS:
Thomas practices no harm to any sentient life. What teaching is Thomas showing?
Dukka
Ahimsa
Nirvana
Metta
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Which of the following is correct?
Buddhism is the largest religion in Bangladesh
Islam is the largest religion in Malaysia
Christianity is the largest religion in Malaysia
Hinduism is the largest religion in Bangladesh.
21
"Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God” –
What does this mean for Euthanasia?
It is seen as an immoral act
It is seen as a permissible act
It is seen as a justifiable act
It is seen as a moral act
22
Which of the following best accounts for the rise in new religious expression?
The increasing role of women in some religious traditions
The desire for increased flexibility in traditional religions
Sacred texts are no longer relevant in the light of scientific progress
The search for traditional religious practices that accommodate materialism
23
RELIGION AND NON RELIGION:
Which practice is most characteristic of polytheism?
Appealing to the gods for protection
Veneration of sacred texts
Offering sacrifices to the almighty transcendent being
Ritualised worship of animals
24
What do ecumenism and interfaith dialogue have in common?
They both value religious harmony while respecting religious diversity
They both aspire to achieve a unification of beliefs
They both focus on promoting women into key leadership positions
They both aim at rationalising the use of buildings for shared worship
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BUDDHISM - PILGRIMAGE:
Which of the following is the birthplace of Buddha?
Deer Park
Kushinaga
Bodh Gaya
Lumbini
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Which of the following is true of Asoka's teachings?
He built stupas to keep people away from shrines and relics
He built pillars with Buddhas teachings in simple dialect
He supported those who challenged the Buddhas teachings
He built pillars with Buddhas teachings in complex dialect
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Who did Khadijah take Muhammad to who confirmed the revelations?
Muhammad's Uncle
Her uncle
Muhammad's cousin
Her cousin
28
Which ritual is considered to be the most important in Hajj?
Wuquf
Eid-ul-adha
Tawaf
Sa'i
29
Which of the following is the place Buddha recieved enlightenment?
Bodh Gaya
Lumbini
Deer Park
Kushinaga
30
Millie is part of a mystical movement that travels through 3 stations to gain inner peace. What can be said of Millie?
Millie is part of the Sufism movement
Millie focuses on the five pillars of Islam to gain inner peace
Millie attends Friday Mosque worship
Millie believes in the concept of the Iman
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Marlene believes in the permissible use of war - what is this called?
The concept of Natural Law
The negative war theory
The Just War Theory
The views of Pax Christi
32
What is the name of Khadijah and Muhammad's child who continued the shi'a bloodline?
Aisha
Fatima
Malala
Waraqah
33
What was Pope John XXIII’s aim for calling the Second Vatican Council?
To create his own denomination
To create positive relationships with certain people
To create positive relationships with all people
To condemn the errors of the past
34
Which of the following accounts for religious groups acting on behalf of disadvantaged groups?
They have an individualistic world view
They value social cohesion
They are concerned by the impact of atheism
They have a focus on personal achievement
35
How many times do pilgrims circle the Ka'ba in the ritual Tawaf?
10
5
9
7
36
Asoka built hospitals for animals and people. What teaching did he display?
Nirvana
Ahimsa
Dukka
Samsara
37
What do most Muslims believe about Organ Donation?
It is seen as an immoral act
It is seen as an act of charity
Organs can not leave the body at all
Organs should only be given to other Muslims
38
Tam and Alex agree that animals have souls and an afterlife. Which belief system is being discussed?
Animism
Agnosticism
Rationalism
Secularism
39
RELIGION AND PEACE:
How can world peace be obtained?
Through forceful actions
By gaining inner peace
Through monetary methods
By rejecting inner peace
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What did Pope John XXIII teach about religious freedom?
Only Catholics can obtain religious freedom
No one can obtain religious freedom
Only Christian can obtain religious freedom
Anyone can obtain religious freedom