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Birth of Christianity with Buddhist comparisons
Birth of Christianity with Buddhist comparisons
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1
What was not a difficulty that could arise between a Christian wife and her pagen husband?
wife hasting, husband has a banquet
wife visits the poor, husband wants to start a business
wife swore idolatry
none they had no problems
2
what is Ge'ez?
religion
a language
Semitic language
all of the above
3
Most of Jesus' followers lived in which Non-European parts of the Roman Empire?
North Africa & Egypt
Anablia
all of the above
Syria
4
Which of the following created elaborate rulers to govern the internal affairs
communities of monks
perpetua
Christianity
Nuns
5
Buddhism provided cultural connections across Asia while Christianity..
did not move forward with spreading their culture
did not even exist
established Afro-Eurasian presence
turned back from spreading into Asia
6
Who was the Buddha considered to be
none of the above
follower
supernatural being
divine being
7
What did Jesus teachings speak of
all of the above
happiness
criticism hypocrisies
ethical living
8
Once Muhammad was born in 570 C.E, many Arabs had become Christians
true
False
9
Perpetua was ready to die if, it meant not turning back into a Christian to fit society
False
true
10
Buddhism and Christianity were both founded by great Spiritual Masters
False
true
11
Religion of Axum kingdom which is modern day Eritrea and Ethiopia
False
True
12
Ashoka's support to Buddhism never promoted to our exclusion of other faiths
true
false
13
Christians received patronage for
all of the above
suppression of their rivals
buildings
approval of doctrines
14
Who taught metta?
Perpetua
Jesus
King Chav
Buddha
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What was one reason behind the intermittent persecution of Christians?
I have no idea
spread of religion
denial to other gods
Constantine's conversion