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1
What is a Vector?
Idea of who came first God or man
Flow of the relationship with God
An ancient style of mysticism
The difference between Polytheism and Monotheism
2
Which of the following things can find roots in religion?
Abolition of slavery
Hospitals
Charity organizations
Warfare
3
Cycle of birth, death, and transmigration of the soul
Sudra
Reincarnation
Moksha
Nirvana
4
The ultimate goal and dharma of Buddhists
Just being good
Enlightenment
Release from life
Godlessness
5
According to Buddhism, all suffering comes from...
Death
Sin
Desire
Basicness
6
Which of these a reason for religion?
Wonder at the universe
Fear of God or deity
A desire to control forces beyond our control
Evidence that there is a God
7
What is
not
something that all religions agree on?
God saves us through divine effort and we are powerless
There is a separate spiritual side to our bodies
Conscience or inner drive to be right or good
The world is not as it should be
8
Universal divine spirit
Brahman
Moksha
Atman
Dharma
9
Word that comes from the Hindu for yoke, and is used for discipline
Avatar
Moksha
Yoga
Shivite
10
Which of these is a part of the 4 Noble Truths?
To end suffering, one must follow the eightfold path
There is an end to the suffering (Desire)
Suffering exists
There is a cause for suffering
11
The Enlightened One
Buddha
Avalokiteshvara
Chenrezi
Bodhisattva
12
What is something religions agree on?
Whether humans become gods
Nature of humans (good or evil?)
How involved God is
God interacts with us or there is a divine origin of life
13
The technique of Hinduism
Yoga
Karma
Samshara
Dharma
14
The problem with Hinduism
Moksha
Reincarnation
Idolatry of the self
Ignorance
15
In the development of religion theory:
People saw the cause and they created their own effect
people knew the cause and waited for an effect
people saw no relationship between the divine and the world
people saw the effect & searched for a cause
16
These views believe in an originator of life:
Atheism
Anti-theism
Theism
Deism
17
The “vector” of Christianity is:
from humanity to humanity
cyclical between man & God
from humanity to God
from God to humanity
18
T/F: The ultimate goal of Hindus is release from earthly life
False
True
19
Hindu Teacher & spiritual leader
Brahmin
Guru
Avatar
Krishna
20
According to legend, what moved the Buddha away from Hinduism toward enlightenment?
4 Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
4 Passing Sights
Fivefold Steps of Tibet
21
The message that God has handled all our problems, and gives us His free grave
Gospel
Triune
Grace
Law
22
These are some of the balances that theists point to as proving a God of design:
Process of Co2 to and from trees
A physical and a spiritual nature in humans that interact
When book to screen shows blow movies out of the water
Idea that only what is testable by science can be accepted
23
The solution of Hinduism
Reincarnation
Moksha
Worship of Shiva, Vishnu, and Kinshara
The Eightfold Path
24
Which of these
best
describe the Revealed Theory of Religion?
Mankind saw a cause (God) and searched for the effect
Mankind saved God from whatever version of antiGod there was
God sought man and delivered message of salvation and wisdom
Religion is just used to explain things before science
25
God’s disappointing performance in keeping harm from people proves he is non-existent:
Theism
Anti-Theism
Atheism
Deism
26
Duties of life
Nirvana
Moksha
Enlightenment
Dharma
27
The Buddha was born in…
Tibet (Before it was taken by China)
India
China
Nepal
28
The exemplar of Hinduism
Hasan Minhaj
Ghandi
No one really. It's kind of on you.
Vir Das
29
The order of the universe, not revelation, makes it reasonable to believe in God:
Anti-Theism
Deism
Atheism
Theism
30
The technique of Buddhism
The Four Noble Truths
The Five Steps to Tibet
The Four Passing Sights
Eightfold Path
31
Teachings shared by Buddhism & Hinduism include
Karma
Enlightenment
The four noble truths
Reincarnation
32
The world is a random product of scientific forces, unguided by any divine intelligence:
Theism
Deism
Atheism
Anti-Theism
33
Remember this.
You do your Dharma
And be reunited with Brahman
To get good Karma
So you can achieve Moksha and go to Nirvana
34
The Dalai Lama and leader of Lama Buddhism and lives in exile from Chinese occupied Tibet
Guru Patrik
Ashoka
Ozai
Tenzin Gyatso
35
T/F: Hinduism affirms that unless you are Hindu, you will not be saved
True
False
36
Collection of sayings from Buddha
Dhanapala
Enlightenment
37
In what country are most of the world's Hindus?
Nepal
India
Pakistan
Bhutan
38
The problem with Buddhism
Reincarnation
Suffering
Moksha
Eternal Sleep
39
Splinter of God within you – your soul
Moksha
Brahman
Dharma
Atman
40
T/F: Revealed religions tend to be exclusive, claiming they alone lead to heaven
True
False
41
The Exemplar of Buddhism
Kurt Cobain
Siddhartha Gautama
Shiva
Yaśodharā
42
T/F: The original view of Buddhism is Atheistic
True
False
43
In contrast to many other religions, Christian teaching that God came to be with humanity - this is called...
Law
Incarnation
Trinity
Athanasian
44
The “vector” of religions other than Christianity is:
from God to God
from God to humanity
from humanity to God
cyclical between man & God
45
The solution of Buddhism
The Four Noble Truths
Moksha
The Eightfold Path
Awakening
46
The teaching that shows us what God’s perfect will is, and our inability to keep it:
Triune
Gospel
Law
Grace
47
T/F: Religions have had little effect on civilization throughout history
True
False
48
There is a God who interacts in *some* way with the beings on our planet:
Deism
Theism
Anti-Theism
Atheism
49
Cause and effect principle that determines your destiny
Dhamabada
Moksha
Karma
Sin
50
T/F: The Eightfold Path has no teachings that are close to Christianity
True
False
51
T/F: Buddhism recommends humanity strives to work out their own salvation as individuals
False
True
52
T/F: Many aspects of the Golden Rule are repeated throughout the world’s religions.
True
False
53
All life and all morals have their beginning in God:
Anti-Theism
Theism
Atheism
Deism
54
Release from the cycle of death and life
Brahman
Dharma
Enlightenment
Moksha
55
Closest to the original Buddhism without a God
Lamaism
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
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T/F: Reincarnation as another human is always a positive, forward-moving step to Hindus
False
True
