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Dimensions of Faith Unit 5 Hinduism and Buddhism
Dimensions of Faith Unit 5 Hinduism and Buddhism
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The following is NOT a sacred scripture in Hinduism
Tripitaka
Puranas
Upanishads
Vedas
2
In Buddhism, dharma is considered one's moral duty or law
True
False
3
Which example below was NOT one of Gautama's four passing sights
Poor Man
Dead Man
Wandering Ascetic
Sick Man
4
Which step of the Noble Eighfold Path is NOT specifically related to moral duty?
Right Livelihood
Right Speech
Right Action/Conduct
Right Effort
5
Karma is ...
the eternal self
release from the wheel of rebirth
moral law of cause and effect
one's ethical duty
6
Nostra Aetate says that the Catholic Church rejects nothing of what is true and holy in Hinduism and Buddhism
True
False
7
Siddhartha Gautama was a pampered prince who discovered the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path to Enlighment
True
False
8
The teachings in the Dhammapada, which is found in the Buddhist Pali Canon, comes from
Gautama (the Buddha)
The Dali Lama
All monks and nuns
Zen Buddhist Master
9
Hinduism is a polytheistic faith tradition
False
True
10
Tanha, selfish desire, is the root of suffering
True
False
11
The Four Noble Truths question conventional Western understandings on suffering and happiness
True
False
12
In Hinduism, moksha is the release from the wheel of rebirth
True
False
13
Which below is NOT one of the 5 precepts Buddhists follow for the Right Action step of the dharma wheel?
Do not work
Do not kill
Do not lie
Do not live an unchaste life
14
Atman is...
one's ethical duty
the eternal self
the eternal essence of all reality
the release of the wheel of rebirth
15
The Theravada division of Buddhism is called "The Way of the Elders"
True
False
16
Dukkha is considered the way of life
True
False
17
In Hinduism the wheel of rebirth is called
Karma
Samsara
Moksha
Dharma
18
Ahimsa is the principle of ...
justice
non-violence
one's moral duty
prudence
19
The Mayahanna division of Buddhism is called "The Lesser Vehicle"
False
True
20
In Buddhism, what is the means of rooting out tanha?
Four Noble Truths
Rebirth
Noble Eightfold Path
Nirvana
21
In Hinduism the eternal essence of reality is called
Atman
Moksha
Brahman
Dharma
22
The main themes of the Bhadgavad Gita are of duty, righteousness, & detachment from selfless action as a path to moksha
True
False