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9.1. The nature of God KS3 Religious Studies AQA
9.1. The nature of God KS3 Religious Studies AQA
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9.1. The nature of God KS3 Religious Studies AQA
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1
Brahman is believed to have a beginning and end in time.
True
False
2
How many heads is Brahma often shown with?
Three
One
Two
Four
3
Which analogy teaches Hindus about Brahman's presence?
Stars in the sky
Salt in the sea
Salt in water
Sand on the beach
4
What language are many ancient Hindu texts written in?
Sanskrit
Punjabi
Bengali
Marathi
5
Who do Hindus believe in as the Supreme Being?
Brahman
Vishnu
Buddha
Allah
6
Hindus believe Brahman transcends gender.
False
True
7
Who is the goddess of learning, arts, and music?
Ganesha
Parvati
Lakshmi
Saraswati
8
Hindus consider their faith to be polytheistic.
False
True
9
Existing above and beyond the constraints of space and time is called...
Immanent
Eternal
Intrinsic
Transcendent
10
Who forms the Trimurti?
Ganesha
Brahman
Vishnu
Shiva
11
Hindus believe that the aum sound started the universe.
False
True
12
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the nature of Hinduism?
Hinduism was founded by a single person at a specific moment in time
Hinduism is governed by a single leader who dictates beliefs and practices
There is only one holy book in Hinduism that all followers must adhere to
Hinduism has evolved over 3000 years and was not founded by one person