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Religious Studies
8th -
12thgrade
Introduction to world views and world religions
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“The way we look at the world and what we think is important in life” is known as
Faith
Worldview
Humanism
Creed
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a secular worldview is
Non religious
Religious
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Faith is a set of beliefs about the world that can be proven
True
False
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The Devine is another word for
Faith
Beliefs
God or Gods
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polytheism is the belief in
One God
Many Gods
No God
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Humanism is the belief that humans can live a good life and find meaning without practicing a Religion
True
False
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Traditions, habits and actions that are repeated in a family, community or society and have special meaning attached are
Symbols
Communions
Values
Rituals
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The worldview that suggests one is unsure in the existence of a God/Gods because there is no proof is
Atheist
Agnostic
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How many major world religions have we examined
2
7
3
5
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Muslims is the term used to refer to people from which major world religion?
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
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The Star of David is a symbol used to represent the ____ faith
Christian
Hindu
Jewish
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reincarnation is the idea that when you die your soul moves to another body and you are reborn. This is a belief in which of the following traditions?
Hinduism and Christianity
Buddhism and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
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Which of the following Religions is the oldest
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
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Mecca is a sacred place associated with which Religion?
Islam
Judaism
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The term Common era (CE) refers to time
Before Christ
After Christ
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Which of the following was the founder of Buddhism?
Jesus Christ
Muhammad
Abraham
Siddhartha Gautama
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A prophet is someone who communicates God’s message. Which of the following people are prophets
Abraham
Moses
Muhammad
All of the above
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The Tanakh is the sacred text Associated with
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
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The sacred text of Buddhism is known as the Tripitaka it means
sacred Buddha
Teachings about life
3 baskets
The eightfold path
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The Bible in Christianity is divided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. Which section contains the 4 Gospels
The Old Testament
The New Testament
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The Bhagavad Gita and the Vedas are sacred texts associated with
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
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The Qur’an is the sacred text used by Muslims. It contains the word of Allah revealed to Muhammad. It is written in
Indian
English
Greek
Arabic
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Which of the following major world religions share part of a sacred text?
Judaism and Christianity
Islam and Buddhism