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History of Belief Unit review
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The belief that your actions, both good and bad, will effect your rebirth in the next life is known as?
samsara
karma
dharma
eightfold path
2
Of the major faiths we studied, this faith is focused on overcoming suffering through spiritual practice.
Hindusim
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
3
In Greek mythology, like many ancient polytheistic cultures, which of the following is true?
Gods were used to describe natural phenomena.
All the above are true.
The Gods were unpredicatble and unreliable.
The only basis for moral behavior was trying to avoid wrath of the Gods.
4
“Even death is not to be feared by one who has lived wisely.” Which founder of a religion said this?
Krishna
Jesus of Nazareth
Abraham
Buddha
5
The Buddha taught that to achieve enlightenment one must take on the eightfold path, which required..?
Meditation, Good Deeds, Alms for the poor
Wisdom, Meditation, and Taco Bell
Declaration of faith, ethical conduct, Meditation
Meditation, Ethical Conduct, Wisdom
6
Of the faiths we studied, which faith tells the story of their prophets in their holy book, the Tanakh?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hindusim
7
Which faith is by far the oldest, with ancient roots.
Judaism
Polytheism
Hinduism
Christianity
8
The crucifixion of Jesus accomplished what for humanity in Christian Belief?
The release of God's revelation over 23 years through the Angel Gabriel.
The erasure of all sin and the grace of God.
Fulfillment of Abraham's covenant with God.
A great flood to punish the wicked
9
Of the faiths we studied, believes in fasting every day for a month to understand the struggles of the poor?
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
10
Buddhism & Hinduism both believe in reincarnation & the goal to escape the pain of life after life, which are called?
Ascension, Heaven
Nirvana, Samsara
Moksha, Nirvana
Moksha, Ascension
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Hinduism's all mighty god like force.
Brahman
The Tao
Dharma
Vishnu
12
This philosopher was bent on creating social harmony through five structured relationships within society.
Lao Tzu
Plato
Socrates
Confucius
13
The split that separated Christianity from Judaism was the belief that Jesus of Nazareth was the promised...?
Angel
Messiah
King of Israel
Warrior King
14
The Buddha taught that the origin of Suffering is caused by the three roots of evil, which are?
Greed, Delusion, Hate
Greed, Lust, Sloth
Delusion, Hate, Ignorance
Lust, Greed, Hate
15
The communal and religious duties assigned by their tier of the caste system is known as their...?
moksha
dharma
samsara
karma
16
This faith tradition gave little moral guidance and followers live in fear of the Gods.
Hinduism
Polytheism
Buddhism
Ramadan
17
This prophet had the revelations of god shared to him by the angel Gabriel over 23 years.
Moses
Muhammad
Jesus of Nazareth
Abraham
18
In Confucianism, which of the following is essential to creating harmony and just leaders?
Kung fu & nunchucks.
Faith and wisdom.
Education and family.
Meditation, wisdom & ethical conduct.
19
This faith has a foundational belief in providing a fixed amount of their income to the poor and needy called Zakat.
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
20
Christian belief that through the sacrifice of Jesus and resurrection, all believers will be given forgiveness.
Justification by faith.
Baptism of the spirit.
Charitable giving.
Declaration of faith.
21
Of the faiths we studied, this faith believes you will live again in a new body, in a caste system.
Buddhism
Polytheism
Hinduism
Monotheism
22
This key belief of Islam requires a trip to Mecca to see the Kabah.
Sawm
Hajj
Zakat
Salat
23
What two religions directly reference a belief in life after death (paradise and hell).
Christianity, Islam
Islam, Judaism
Hinduism, Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity
24
This prophet/king is complex because of his trust in God, establishing Jerusalem but also commits sin, soiling his name.
Moses
Elijah
David
Muhammad
25
Abraham, founder and prophet of Judaism made this with God, which insured his people a promised land.
covenant
Judea compromise
quid pro quo
the New Deal