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Exploring the Religions of Our World Chapter 1 Review #theology #worldreligions
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Catholics believe that God offers the gift of salvation to all nations.
True
False
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Giving testimony of one’s faith to another.
Witnessing
Myth
Ecumenism
Empathy
3
The movement that seeks the union of all Christian faiths and eventually the unity of all people.
Myth
Ecumenism
Witnessing
Empathy
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It is difficult to define religion because
Every religion has its own definition
None of the above
There are so many definitions scholars cannot decide on one
the word cannot be found in the Bible
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Verifiable or provable events from other sources.
Liturgy
Emperical History
Ecumenism
Empathy
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We are asked to study world religions with an attitude of empathy because
none of the above
it allows us to accept their beliefs on their own terms
Jesus demonstrated empathy
empathy is better than sympathy
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The Catholic Church has primacy over other faith traditions because of its apostolic succession.
True
False
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The Catholic Church teaches that religions that believe in one God
share a fundamental belief called monotheism
are the true religions
are true and holy while others are not
are superior while others are inferior
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Which is an example of sacred stories and sacred scriptures?
Quran
Torah
All of the above
Bible
10
Two of the common elements seen in every religious tradition are
scripture verses that must be said daily
beliefs and practices
prayer postures and sacred space
extensive training for priesthood or ministry
11
What is a myth?
A true story
A legend
Points to spiritual truth
A false story
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The term 'religion' me traditioanlly means:
To bind one self to God or to something with revernce.
To be a peacemaker
To pray constantly
To search for God
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When Christians engage in interreligious dialogue, they bring their faith in Jesus Christ, the only Savior of the world.
True
False
14
Elected pope at the age of 76, he is responsible for establishing the Second Vatican Council
Pope Paul VI
Pope John XXIII
Pope John Paul II
Pope Francis
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A means of understanding.
Empathy
Liturgy
Witnessing
Evangelization
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The sharing of the "Good News" of Jesus Christ:
Evangelization
Witnessing
Ecumenism
Myth
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The only reason that is not a valid one for studying the world's religions is
to gain a better understanding of the present world
To learn how to win religious arguments
to discover what is universal among all the world's cultures
to gain a better understanding of your own faith
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When the Catholic Church talks about evangelization, it means
ignoring all religious differences.
insisting that everyone should be a Catholic.
pretending that all religions are equally valid.
a witnessing to one’s faith without trying to convert to Catholicism.
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The major reason a class on world religions is distinct from other theology classes is
It explores many religious traditions, not just one
it deals only with facts and not beliefs
it does not include Christianity
none of the above
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The term religion traditionally means
To pray constantly
To be a peacemaker
To search for God
To bind oneself to God or to something else beyond
