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Belief Systems Review
Belief Systems Review
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Animism, Shinto, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism
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It is the Arabic word for the pilgrimage to Mecca. A Muslim must take the pilgrimage once in his lifetime.
Karma
Moksha
Hajj
Hegira
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It is what causes suffering in Buddhism
Tolerance
Death
Desire
Birth
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Which of the following is the oldest religion?
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Animism
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These are the earliest sacred texts in Hinduism. The rituals are explained.
Upanishads
Vedas
Gospels
Torah
5
All of the following showed Siddhartha that suffering existed EXCEPT
An Old Man
A Sick Man
A Holy Man
A Dead Man
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It is the belief that spirits exist in nature. It is the earliest religious expression.
Islam
Judaism
Animism
Buddhism
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It is the holy language of Hinduism
Latin
Hebrew
Sanskrit
Arabic
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It is important object in the pilgrimage to Mecca
The Torah
The Ka'aba
The Site of Siddhartha's Enlightenment
The Ganges River
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The Holy Book of Islam is the Qu'ran and the holiest Hebrew scripture is the Torah.
False
True
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It refers to a person's deeds in the Hindu religion. Good deeds lead to a good reincarnation. Bad deeds to a bad one.
Dharma
Reincarnation
Moksha
Karma
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This group believe that any pious or worshipful Muslim man can lead the umma or Islamic community.
Arab Muslims
Sufi Muslims
Sunni Muslims
Shi'a Muslims
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Buddhists believe in not too much and not too little - i.e., not eating too much but not eating too little - OR
Karma
Moksha
The Middle Path
Nirvana
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It is the belief that the soul is reborn. Hindus believe the soul is reborn until it achieves union with Brahman.
Salvation
Nirvana
Charity
Reincarnation
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The Edict of Milan ended persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire.
False
True
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It means "holy war" in Arabic. In Islam, the greater one involves the struggle within the self to be good.
Umma
Jihad
Qu'ran
Hegira
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It is union with the cosmic soul (the world soul). The Atman is liberated and united with Brahman.
Dharma
Moksha
Reincarnation
Heaven
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It is the way to the end of suffering in Buddhism. It includes actions like right meditation and right speech.
Caste System
Eightfold Path
Covenant
Pilgrimage
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Additional Question: Patriarchy means
To not drink alcohol
Male Dominance
To marry more than one wife
Good Karma
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This religion was influenced by Judaism
Christianity
Shinto
Animism
Hinduism
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Persecution means
To perform good deeds
To tolerate different religions
To mistreat a person because of religion or culture or race
To vote
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It is the Sanskrit term for the individual soul in Hinduism.
Karma
Moksha
Atman
Dharma
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It is the belief in One God. Judaism, Christianity and Islam share this belief.
Monogamy
Covenant
Polygamy
Monotheism
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This prophet freed the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments.
Muhammad
Abraham
Jesus
Moses
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It refers to the rules of caste. Each caste has its own rules. With karma, it determines reincarnation.
Salvation
Dharma
Polytheism
Umma
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It is the holy book of Islam. Muslims believe it is God's message to Muhammad.
Qu'ran
Gospels
Torah
Upanishads
26
Karma or deeds and Dharma or rules determine this in the Hindu religion.
Pilgrimage
Monotheism
Reincarnation
Nirvana
27
Animists respect and revere it
Nature
The Qu'ran
The Ka'aba
God
28
It is a fixed social class system in the Hindu religion. A person is born into his class and remains for a lifetime.
Dharma
Caste
Karma
Moksha
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It is the end of suffering. It is the goal of Buddhism. The Eightfold Path leads to it.
Karma
Caste
Moksha
Nirvana
30
It is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. It is considered very important because it contains God's rules.
Torah
Qu'ran
New Testament
Vedas
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It is the first four books of the New Testament. It presents the life and teachings of Jesus.
Gospels
Qu'ran
Upanishads
Torah
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This group of Muslims believe that only a descendant from the Prophet Muhammad can rule the Islamic umma or community.
Sunni Muslims
Shi'a Muslims
Sufi Muslims
Converted Muslims
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These beliefs include the idea that life is suffering, desire causes suffering and suffering can end.
The Ten Commandments
The Five Pillars
The Eightfold Path
The Four Noble Truths
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In Arabic, it means the Islamic community. Every Muslim is a member of the community.
Hajj
Zakat
Qu'ran
Umma
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It is the Third Noble Truth of Buddhism
Follow the Noble Eightfold Path
Life is suffering
Desire causes suffering
Suffering can end
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It is the Japanese word for the spirits that exist in nature. People pray to these forces in nature.
Nirvana
Kami
Torah
Shinto
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It is an agreement between God and the Hebrew people. The people obey God's commandments and God blesses them.
Covenant
Umma
Torah
Hegira
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A Muslim cannot
Take a pilgrimage to Mecca
Kill cows
Marry more than one wife
Drink alcohol and eat pork
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It is the belief in many gods. Before Islam, the Arab Bedouins practiced it.
Jihad
Sacrifice
Polygamy
Polytheism
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This prophet or messenger of God lived in Mecca, Arabia. He believed in submission to God.
Siddhartha Gautama
Moses
Muhammad
Abraham
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It is a form of animism that is practiced in Japan. It is still practiced in Japan today.
Judaism
Shinto
Islam
Christianity
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He was an Indian prince who came to discover the existence of suffering and sought to end it.
Muhammad
Jesus of Nazareth
Siddhartha Gautama
Arjuna and Krishna
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It is the Christian belief regarding God. It is the belief in God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Trinity
Hajj
Ka'aba
Torah
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This term refers to Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina. It occurred in 622 C.E.
Hajj
Jihad
Hegira
Ka'aba
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Christians believe that this occurred after Jesus' crucifixion and that through Jesus, salvation is achieved.
Caste
Nirvana
Resurrection
Moksha
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Although Buddhism shares some beliefs with Hinduism, Buddhists do not accept this
Meditation
Nirvana
Caste
Reincarnation
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This religion was influenced by Hinduism
Buddhism
Shinto
Islam
Judaism
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It is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Believe in many gods
Fasting during Ramadan
Pilgrimage to Mecca
Charity or Alms to the poor
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First - the definition of monogamy; Second the definition of polygamy
One wife; Many wives
One Sacred Text; Many Sacred Texts
One God; Many Gods
One Pilgrimage; Many pilgrimages
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It means the cosmic soul in Hinduism. All things are part of it.
Moksha
Brahman
Atman
Karma
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To respect other religions is to be this
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Tolerant
Intolerant
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Additional Question: During this period, people learned to farm and domesticate animals.
The Pilgrimage to Mecca
The Industrial Revolution
The Neolithic Revolution
The Paleolithic Era
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It is the holy language of Islam
Latin
Arabic
Sanskrit
Hebrew
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He was the founder of Judaism. He originally lived in Mesopotamia but came to believe in one God.
Jesus
Moses
Constantine
Abraham
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This belief is shared by Hindus and Buddhists
Caste
Moksha
Hajj
Reincarnation
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Its definition is a person who spreads a religion
An Untouchable
A Brahmin
A Missionary
A Persecutor
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It means the enlightened one. It occurred when Siddhartha found his answer to suffering.
Messiah
Dharma
Brahman
Buddha
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It is the meaning of the word Islam
Submission to God
Five Pillars
Pilgrimage
Prayer
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This Roman Emperor converted to Christianity ending the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire.
Siddhartha
Constantine
Augustus
Abraham
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This river is a sacred river for Hindus. Hindus put the ashes of the dead in this river for a favorable reincarnation.
Ganges River
Nile River
Huang He River
Indus River
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Additional Question: It is one of the earliest written law codes. It has harsh punishments and class divisions.
The Four Noble Truths
The Code of Hammurabi
The Five Pillars
The Ten Commandments