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Zoroastrianism and Baha'i
Zoroastrianism and Baha'i
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Objective questions over the basics of Baha'i and Zoroastrian religions.
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Zoroastrians believe which of the following about god?
There is one God and he is benevolent
There are many gods, but one rules the others
There are no gods, only demons
The existence of god is unimportant
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Zoroastrianism, along with Judaism, is notable for
being an Abrahamic religion
being one of the oldest monotheistic religions
looking for a savior
having dietary restrictions
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One of the primary goals of Baha'i faith is
forcing others to believe in their teachings
world conquest
social progress
breaking the cycle of samsara
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Which of these things is Baha'i notable for?
aggressive conversion tactics
incredibly clear and accessible doctrine
attempting to merge the major world religions
intentionally causing strife wherever they go
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In the present day, the Zoroastrian population is
declining significantly in numbers
increasing
holding steady
among the top three largest religions in the world
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The primary deity in Zoroastrianism is
Allah
Zarathustra
Ahura Mazda
Mahavira
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The primary goal in Zoroastrianism is
to live well in order to enter heaven
to break the cycle of samsara
to achieve enlightenment
to convert as many people as possible so they may be saved
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Which of these numbers are important according to Baha'i beliefs?
Twelve- due to the twelve disciples
Zero- due to its resemblance to a circle
Three- due to the Trinity
Nine- due to Baha'i being the complete religion
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Baha'i's founder, Siyyid Ali Muhammad, is also known as
Muhammad Ali
the Buddha
Baha'i
the Bab
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Zoroastrianism came to prominence in
Ancient Persia, which is present-day Spain
Ancient Persia, which is present-day Iran
Ancient Greece, which is present-day Egypt
Ancient Egypt, which is present-day Iran