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World Religions Level 2
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Person who practices self-denial as a spiritual discipline
Apostle
Acerbic
Agnostic
Ascetic
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Which is not a Hindu God?
Vishnu
Shiva
Brahma
Demeter
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Was born earliest
Moses
Jesus
Siddhartha
Muhammad
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Indigenous faith of Japanese people
Maori
Shinto
I Ching
Zoroastrianism
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Was born earliest
Martin Luther
Jesus
Muhammad
Siddhartha
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70 AD Temple of Jerusalem destroyed by
Christians
Muslims
Hebrews
Romans
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Founded Kingdom of Israel around 1,000 BC
Moses
King David
Jesus
Abraham
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Hinduism entered India via these people
Hebrew
Indo-Aryan
Dravidian
Turkik
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One who speaks blasphemy
zealot
disciple
agnostic
heretic
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Ruler with religious authority in Islam
Sharia
Caliph
Shia
Zakat
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Muslims who are majority followers
Sunni
Shia
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Founder of Mormonism
Brigham Young
Jonathan Edwards
John Smith
Joseph Smith
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Moses leads the Hebrews out of Egypt
Levitecus
Sabbath
Exodus
Chanukkah
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325 AD Meeting that decided nature of God's relationship to Jesus as father/son
Council of Trent
Diet of Worms
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Nicea
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Decreed Jesus Christ to be crucified
Nero
Pilate
Hammurabi
Solomon
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Siddhartha found enlightenment here
Cave
Mountain Top
Bodhi Tree
Ganges River
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Aztecs worshipped the
Sun and Moon
Water and Fire
Ocean and Land
Snakes and Birds
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Muslims who believe Muhammad's descendants as source of guidance
Sunni
Shia
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Cosmic law and order/Teachings of Buddha
Mandala
Buddha
Lotus
Dharma
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Mecca located in
Israel
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
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Religion of Scandinavian Vikings
Protestant
Druids
Norse
Catholicism
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Willing to die for their beliefs
martyr
monastic
resurrected
enlightened
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Galilee located in
Egypt
Israel
Iran
India
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Sacred ancient sanskrit texts
Rosetta Stone
8 Fold Path
Vedas
Hammurabi
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Release from the cycle of desire and suffering in Buddhism
Vedas
Dharma
Nirvana
Karma