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Year 9 Revision
Blessed Julian of Norwich is a
Who is Martin Luther?
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Who is Martin Luther?
A civil rights campaigner
A Printer
A priest
A monk
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Blessed Julian of Norwich is a
Nun
Nomad
Pope
Mystic
3
What is one of Julian's famous quotes from her book
All will be well, all will be well, all manner of things will be well
Do not fear all will be well
All will be fine
All will be well, all will be well, all will be well
4
Desmond tutu chaired which committee
The Reconciliation and Truth Committee
The Reconciliatory Committee of south Africa
The Truth And Reconciliation Commission
The Truth Commission
5
Dominion means that we should look after God's creation?
True
False
6
Jubilee 2000 was
A campaign to ask the G12 to reduce the debt of developing nations
An opportunity for church goers to give extra donations
A celebration of the Queens 50th year on the throne
A campaign to free animals from experimental research facilities
7
Why did St. Paul have a change in heart?
His mother told him that Jesus was real so he believed her
He had a vision of Jesus telling him to stop persecuting him
He heard the name of Jesus and told his stories
He had a vision of crusifying people and got scared.
8
Martin Luther wrote 94 Theses
True
False
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What event terrified Martin Luther enough to become a monk
His home was burgled by armed robbers
An violent earthquake
An extreme hurricane
A violent thunderstorm
10
Desmond Tutu received a prize. Which one?
The Golden Globe
The Academy Award
Nobel's Peace Prize
The Pulitzer Prize
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who said '"cogito ergo sum"
Descartes
Locke
Aquinas
Leibniz
12
Something that is within the object we are observing
Empirical Quality
Primary Quality
Secondary Quality
Tertiary Quality
13
Who spoke about the "tabula rasa"
Berkeley
Aquinas
Locke
Descartes
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what does 'tabula rasa' mean in English
Clean slate
Dirty table
Blank slate
Clean table
15
The Catholic church is the most wealthy religion in the World.
True
False
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What is the most important spiritual work of Julian of Norwich?
Revelations of Divine Love
The Spiritual Espousals
The Cloud of Unknowing
Letters to Agnes of Prague
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What is Relative Poverty?
When you cannot afford the necessities of life
When you cousin loses their job
When your Auntie is in debt
When you are poor compared to the majority of your community
18
Desmond Tutu once said:
True
False
19
Ultimately what did Martin Luther's work start?
The Great Schism
The Revolution
The Reformation
The unification
20
where was Martin Luther from
France
Genamy
Spain
Germany
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Where was Saul from?
Jerusalem
Rome
Tarsus
Ephesus
22
where did Julian of Norwich die
In Cantebury Cathedral
She didn't, but ascended like Jesus
On a journey to see her order at the convent
In her cell
23
what is empiricism?
A Propositional attitude of truth
The content of an assertion
The view that all concepts originate in experience
a linguistic act with a truth value
24
What is not a branch of philosophy?
Epistemology
cognitivism
ethics
metaphysics
25
What was St Pauls previous name
James
Peter
Barnabus
Saul
26
The Lutheran church is Named after Martin Luther King
True
False
27
What was one of the major objections that Martin Luther had?
The selling of indulgences
The way the Pope was elected
The concept of Confession?
He didn't like the use of Statues
28
Who came up withthe phrase "Speciesism"
David Singer
Steven Stringer
Martin Stringer
Peter Singer
29
Sheila Cassidy was tortured for her religious faith
False
True
30
How many miles did St. Paul travel?
20,000 miles
10,000 miles
30,000 miles
90,000 miles
31
Desmond Tutu has worked for.............................
an extension of the church in South Africa
a united Africa
abolishing peace by non-violent methods
abolishing apartheid by non-violent methods
32
What sacred object was Julian looking at when she had her first mystic experience
Rosary beads
A cross
A Bible
A crucifix
33
What is meant by
a priori
knowledge that is gained independently of any particular experience
the view that all concepts originate in experience
propositional attitude of truth
The view that reason is the chief source and test of knowledge
34
What does PETA stand for?
Protect Every Tiny Animal
Prevention of Experimental Treatments on Animals
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Prevention of Experiments and Torture of Animals
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Why is St. Paul important?
he crucified people
because he was a great cook.
he walked millions of miles
he risked his life to tell Jesus' stories