Term
An integral part of the ranking and social order of India, even though it was officially outlawed by the Indian government.
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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The eternal trimurti (Three-in-One God) of Hinduism-also a word for the universe
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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The chain of rebirths in which each soul, through virtuous living, can rise to a higher state
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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A person below the bottom of the caste system, considered "unclean" by all other castes
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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The final stage reached upon freedom of the soul from reincarnation
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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Disciplines which enable the individual to control the body and the emotions
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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The oldest of the Hindu scriptures-the term means "wisdom or knowledge"
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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Refers to a person's actions and their consequences-"from good must come good and from evil must come evil" or "what goes around comes around"
a-Nirvana
b-Moksha
c-Vedas
d-Yogas
e-Brahman
f-Karma
g-Caste System
h-Untouchables
i-Dharma
j-Reincarnation |
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Hinduism was founded where?
a-Japan
b-India
c-China
d-Tibet
e-Vietnam |
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What is the highest caste (the priests and politicians) called?
a-Kshatriyas
b-Brahmins
c-Sudras
d-Dalits
e-Vaisyas |
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What is the Hindu view of sin?
a-it is committed against an angry god
b-there are three types of sin, each demanding a different level of punishment
c-if you sin, you destroy the wheel of karma
d-dharma is another term for sin
e-sin does not exist. Wrongdoing is a result of ignorance. |
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Which of these is NOT a way of salvation in Hinduism?
a-Works
b-Devotion
c-Knowledge
d-Meditation
e-None of the Above |
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True or False?
There is a very strict, set moral code for the Hindu religion. |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Brahman is a personal god |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Hindus see the world as being created by Brahman, and it is separate from him |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Hindu idea of nirvana occurs during a person's lifetime |
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Definition
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True or False?
Hindus believe that fate controls their lives |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Kshatriyas are the lowest caste. They are slaves. |
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True or False?
Hindus tend to believe in relative truth |
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A branch of Buddhism that has become widely known in the U.S.-the koan and Shaolin warriors came from them
a-Thervada Buddhism
b-Mahaynna Buddhism
c-Zen Buddhism
d-Tibetan Buddhism |
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The original form of Buddhism based out of India. They do not worship Buddha.
a-Thervada Buddhism
b-Mahaynna Buddhism
c-Zen Buddhism
d-Tibetan Buddhism |
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This form of Buddhism is popular in Japan and China. They do worship the Buddha.
a-Thervada Buddhism
b-Mahaynna Buddhism
c-Zen Buddhism
d-Tibetan Buddhism |
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Led by the Dalai Lama-They mix in shamanism and witchcraft in Buddhism
a-Thervada Buddhism
b-Mahaynna Buddhism
c-Zen Buddhism
d-Tibetan Buddhism |
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Which of these things did Guatama experience as one of the "Four Passing Sights?"
a-a dead man
b-a mean man
c-a madman
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Which of these is not one of the four Nobel truths?
a-all of life is suffering
b-suffering is caused by your desires
c-the ending of suffering is possible
d-following the eightfold path will end all pain
e-suffering is desirable to attain nirvana |
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Why did Siddhartha's father try to keep him in the palace?
a-he enjoyed his company
b-he wanted him to become the savior of the world
c-he knew that if he left home, he would not return to succeed him as king
d-he wanted to protect him from evil
e-none of the above |
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What does Buddha mean?
a-Enlightened one
b-Blessed one
c-Pure one
d-Mindful one
e-Noble one |
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Which of these religious practices did Siddhartha Guatama try?
a-asceticism
b-meditation
c-hinduism
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Which of the following do Buddhists believe in?
a-heaven
b-sin
c-a personal God
d-non-existence
e-hell |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
When a Buddhist burns incense, he is making an offering to Buddha |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Buddhists believe in reincarnation |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Siddhartha gained enlightenment by sleeping under a bonsai tree for 40 days |
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Definition
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True or False?
Buddhism was founded in China |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
a koan is like a rosary, used to count the recitations of mantra |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Nirvana is the same concept in both Hinduism and Buddhism |
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True or False?
Many people became Buddhist because they did not like the caste system in Hinduism |
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The rectification of names-Everyone must act his proper part
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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The Golden Rule (or "silver rule")
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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The gentleman or superior man
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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the arts of peace, such as music, poetry, and visual art
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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Vital life force or energy
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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Propriety, reverence, courtesy, ritual or the ideal standard of conduct
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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The idea that things should be in a certain PLACE to achieve balance
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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Definition
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The doctrine of the man, or the middle path-avoiding extremes
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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Definition
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Term
The energy forces of good and bad that control the world
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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Definition
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Term
The power of virtue and moral example
a-Chun-tzu
b-Chung-yung
c-Jen
d-te
e-Wen
f-Li
g-Feng-Shui
h-Cheng-ming
i-Yin & Yang
j-Chi |
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What was happening to China before the time of Confucius?
a-a dictator controlled the nation
b-china was a peaceful country
c-war broke out, and people were tortured and executed
d-China had just been invaded by neighboring Mongolia
e-the government had become corrupt |
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Who is Menicius?
a-Confucius' personal assistant
b-Confucius' grandson
c-Confucius' teacher
d-Confucius' disciple
e-None of the Above |
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Which of the following IS one of the four books written by Confucius' disciples?
a-Book of Menicius
b-the Analects
c-The Great Learning
d-The Doctrine of the Mean
e-All of the above |
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Filial piety teaches the idea that:
a-servants should respect their masters
b-sons should respect their fathers
c-humans should respect animals
d-humans should respect nature
d-subjects should respect the emperor |
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What is the Confucian view of the afterlife?
a-they believe in achieving the three levels of heaven
b-they believe that nothing happens after death
c-they emphasize life on earth, not the afterlife
d-they are obsessed with the idea of meeting their gods after death
e-none of the above |
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What did Confucius believe that the main hope of mankind was?
a-people being nice to each other
b-the Chinese taking over the world and asserting their power
c-Confucius becoming emperor
d-the worship of Confucius
e-none of the above |
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Which of these is NOT a Confucian ethic or rule?
a-respect your elders
b-be honest
c-be polite
d-love your family
e-be intelligent |
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What is animism?
a-worship of Shang Ti
b-worship of self
c-worship of the emperor
d-worship of things in nature
e-worship of Confucius |
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Why do Confucians believe they do bad things?
a-they are sinners
b-an outside force made them do it
c-they are ignorant. they don't know better.
d-they forget what is right
e-all of the above |
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Likes to keep life in order
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Natural and Simple
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Stresses being spontaneous
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Stresses social responsibility
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Works within society
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Controlled and calculated
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
The founder was more of a romantic or idealist
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
The founder was more classical
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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Term
Sees control as being artificial
a-Confucianism
b-Taoism |
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Definition
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What is the sacred text or scripture of Taoism?
a-Book of Confucius
b-Analects
c-Tao te Ching
d-Book of Mencius
e-Life of Lao-Tzu |
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Which of the following is part of teh story of Lao Tzu?
a-he was a record-keeper who lived a very simple life
b-he was conceived by a shooting star
c-he rode west on a water buffalo toward the end of his life
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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How were Lao Tzu and Confucius different?
a-Lao Tzu did not try to spread his beliefs; Confucius did
b-Confucius did not try to spread his beliefs;Lao Tzu did
c-they more than likely lived a few centuries apart
d-they lived in completely different countries
e-one of them taught some concepts that we see in the Bible; the other did not teach anything that we see in Scripture |
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Which of the following is NOT a definition of the word "tao"?
a-way of ultimate reality-it is beyond description, the force of existence
b-way of the universe-order behind all life
c-way of meaning-purpose behind everything in our lives
d-way of human life-when we line ourselves up with the way of the universe, we experience peace and harmony |
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Definition
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In Taoism, te:
a-is what connects you to the universe
b-is what makes you unique
c-says you must let nature take its course and let go
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Wu-wei:
a-Is also known as the "soft" approach-it's all about letting go
b-teaches us to be good people and respect our elders
c-teaches that good=balance, while bad=lack of balance
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Which of these is a Taoist value?
a-nature should be controlled
b-we should embrace competition
c-we should not be afraid to be extravagant
d-do not try to control anything
e-do not be afraid to stand up for what you believe in |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
Confucius and Lao Tzu reportedly lived around the same time, even though not everyone is sure that Confucius actually existed |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
For something to be "good" in Taoism, it must be "in balance" |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
Taoism is more absolute than relative |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
The "soft" approach of Taoism lines up with the teachings of Paul in the Bible |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
The Tao te Ching teaches ideas that are opposite of the Sermon on the Mount in the Bible |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
Unlike other religions, Taoism focuses on the idea that a person is a unique individual |
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Definition
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Term
True or False
The founder of Taoism's real name is Lao-Tzu |
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Definition
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Term
In 70 AD, what event(s) occurred?
a-Jerusalem was destroyed
b-Christianity became a state religion
c-the center of Judaism was moved to Rome
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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What major event for the Jewish people occurred in 1948?
a-Jerusalem was destroyed
b-nation of Israel was founded
c-Israeli people captured Jerusalem
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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What is the name of the first 5 books of the old testament?
a-torah
b-tanakh
c-talmud
d-mishnah
e-writings |
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The Mishnah is:
a-first 5 books of the old testament
b-name for the entire christian old testament
c-a commentary on the torah
d-the oral law-100 pages of rules for daily living
e-none of the above |
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Which type of Jew tries to follow the letter of the Law and observes most of the traditional dietary and ceremonial laws?
a-Reformed
b-Conservative
c-Orthodox |
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| What type of Jew has a more lenient interpretation of the Torah, but still believes that it is vitally important? They also want to keep alive the Hebrew language and the traditions of Judaism. |
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The Jewish view of God is:
a-He is a physical being-he can be seen and touched
b-he lives inside of us
c-he is creator and ruler, the jduge of the world
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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What do the Jews believe about the Messiah?
a-Jesus was the Messiah and he came and died on the cross for our sins
b-there might be a "messianic age" of peace, truth, and justice
c-he could still be coming soon
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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To the Jew, salvation is...
a-a nonexistent concept
b-found in Jesus Christ alone
c-found in themselves and a bit if God's grace
d-found in themselves
e-none of the above |
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Do the Jews believe sin exists?
a-yes
b-no |
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What is the story behind the menorah having 8 candles?
a-the number 8 is the most sacred number in Judaism
b-because of a miracle-a Temple lamp only had enough oil to burn for one day, but it burned for 8 instead
c-eight days is how long the harvest lasts
d-eight days was the length of the passover
e-none of the above |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Christianity has its roots in Judaism |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Judaism and Christianity have the same view of the Trinity |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Syrians and Persians tried to conquer the Jews at different points in history |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Law, the Talmud, and the Writings make up the Tanahkh |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Judaism focuses on having original virtue and righteousness at birth, rather than sinfulness |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Conservative Jews are stricter than Reformed Jews |
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Definition
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Term
Who was/were the "founding fathers" of Judaism?
a-Isaac
b-Abraham
c-Jacob
d-Two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Definition
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Term
What is one word to describe the Sabbath?
a-work
b-party
c-rest
d-play
e-pray |
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Definition
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Term
At least how many Jews have claimed to be the Messiah?
a-32
b-34
c-36
d-38
e-40 |
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Definition
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Term
A "Zionist" desires...
a-war with non-Jews
b-to live in Israel
c-to convert others to Judaism
d-the convince Jews to spread out all over the world |
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How are Judaism and Christianity similar?
a-they both believe in needing salvation
b-they both believe in the existence of original sin
c-they both believe in Jesus Christ as Savior
d-they both believe in observing passover
e-they both believe in the Trinity |
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Why is the Law in the Bible? What is the point of the Law?
a-For God's people to follow completely
b-to show people that they are imperfect and cannot save themselves
c-to point people toward sacrifice and good works
d-to ignore after Jesus came to earth and die on the cross
e-to be good suggestions for how to live |
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Jews believe that in the afterlife:
a-some people will spend eternity in the Olam-Ha-Ba
b-some people will cease to exist
c-some people will spend eternity in Gehenna
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Who is considered to be the founder of Islam?
a-Abraham
b-Ishmael
c-Muhammad
d-Khadija
e-Gabriel |
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Definition
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Term
Muhammad was concerned that perhaps his dreams and revelations came from....
a-Allah
b-Gabriel
c-Khadija
d-Satan
e-Himself |
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Definition
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Term
Who does he say convinced Allah that his dreams were not coming from Satan?
a-Allah
b-Gabriel
c-Khadija
d-Satan
e-Himself |
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Why did Muhammad grow to dislike the Jews?
a-he never disliked Jews-he loved them
b-they didn't agree with hsi new religion
c-they tried to assassinate him
d-two of the above
e-none of the above |
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Definition
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How many wives did Muhammad have? How old was the youngest?
a-13;9
b-11;21
c-9;15
d-5;26
e-1;40 |
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What do Muslims believe about Jesus?
a-he was not the son of the virgin Mary
b-he was a good guy, a prophet of Allah
c-he foretold the coming of Muhammad
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Definition
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How many times a day do Muslims pray? What city do they face?
a-3-Mecca
b-3-Jerusalem
c-5-Mecca
d-5-Medina
e-7-Jerusalem |
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Definition
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Term
Where do non-American Muslims frequently get their view of America from?
a-Hollywood movies
b-American news stands
c-the radio
d-newspapers
e-magazines |
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Definition
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Which of these is NOT one of the Six Doctrines of Faith?
a-belief in angels
b-belief in fate
c-belief in one God
d-belief in sin
e-all of these are pillars of faith |
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What do Muslims believe about the Bible?
a-it is inspired by God
b-it is corrupted by Christians
c-it is a book worth reading
d-the Qur'an is the fulfillment of the Bible
e-all of the above |
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Definition
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Which of the following text(s) do Muslims look to as their main texts?
a-the Qur'an
b-the Proverbs
c-the Gospel of Jesus
d-Two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Definition
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Term
How many chapters are there in the Qur'an?
a-39
b-50
c-92
d-114
e-300 |
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Definition
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Term
How many prophets of Allah are there named in the Qur'an? Name one.
a-13-Isaac
b-24-Abraham
c-28-Moses
d-42-Peter
e-61-Judas |
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Who would be most likely to live the simple life, closer to that of a monk?
a-Sunnis
b-Shi'ites
c-Sufis
d-The Taliban
e-none of the above |
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Definition
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Term
What percentage of the world is Muslim?
a-India
b-Saudi Arabia
c-Iran
d-Indonesia
e-The United States |
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Definition
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What even marks the starting date for the Islamic calendar?
a-the beginning of creation
b-the birth of Jesus Christ
c-birth of Muhammad
d-Muhammads flight from Mecca
e-death of Muhammad |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Muslims believe that Allah is all-seeing |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Allah is a god of wrath and justice |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
the majority of Muslims are Shi'ites |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Muhammad married outside of the Muslim faith |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
According to the Qur'an, hell is a possibility for all Muslims |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Jesus is the most authoritative of the prophets of Allah |
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The main dispute between Sunnis and Shi'ites is over who can or cannot become a caliph. Sunnis believe in elected caliphs. Shi'ites believe all caliphs must be direct descendants of Muhammad. |
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True or False?
Muslims believe in heaven and hell |
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True or False?
Muslims believe that Abraham almost sacrificed Isaac in Genesis |
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True or False?
Most Non-American Muslims see America as secular, Christian, and immoral |
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True or False?
Most Muslims see it as their religious duty to eliminate anyone who is not a Muslim |
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A Chapter
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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A particular type of Sufi who gets a little dizzy
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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To submit or surrender-the religion of those who follow Allah
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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Muhammad's flight to Medina
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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The most important book of Islam
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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The pilgrimage to Mecca, required of all Muslims during their lifetime
a-Islam
b-Muslim
c-Hijira
d-Surah
e-Qur'an
f-Jihad
g-Whirling Dervish
h-Hajj |
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Who was Muhammad's true love? (if we had to pick ONE)?
a-Aishah
b-Zaynab
c-Fatima
d-Khadija
e-none of the above |
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Why is there only one version of the Qur'an today?
a-the others gradually disappeared over the years
b-Uthman destroyed all the other versions
c-Muhammad destroyed all the other versions
d-There is not only one version-there are five versions today
e-Khadija told Muhammad that his version was the best |
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What year did Islam officially begin in?
a-576 AD
b-622 AD
c-787 AD
d-832 AD
e-1000AD |
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Do Muslims believe in angels and demons?
a-yes
b-no |
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Do muslims believe in the trinity?
a-yes
b-no |
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Who do Muslims believe was crucified in Jesus' place?
a-Philip
b-Peter
c-Judas
d-John
e-James |
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What is the most authoritative language for the Qur'an to be written in?
a-Arabic
b-English
c-Hebrew
d-Greek
e-It really doesn't matter |
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What attitudes toward Christian's and Jews do we see in the Qur'an?
a-Muslims should not fight with Jews and Christians
b-Muslims should as Jews and Christians if they have questions about the Bible
c-Muslims should kill the pagans
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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What is the best way to attempt to gain salvation as a Muslim?
a-Worship
b-Say the Muslim Creed
c-Be more good than bad
d-love muhammad
e-pray |
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What is the difference between Jesus in the Bible and Jesus in the Qur'an?
a-in the Bible, he is a creaed human being. In the Qur'an, he is divine
b-In the Bible, he is divine and human. In the Qur'an he is a created human being
c-in the Bible he is crucified. In the Qur'an, he is hanged
d-In the Bible, he is Son of Mary. In the Qur'an, he is the Son of God |
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Who do Muslims say built the golden calf?
a-Muhammad
b-Israelites
c-Samaritans
d-Allah
e-Aaron |
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Who do Muslims say led Gideon's army of 300 to conquer the Midianites?
a-David
b-Saul
c-Gideon
d-Moses
e-Abraham |
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Which of these is NOT true when forming relationships with Muslims?
a-dress modestly
b-treat your Bible with extra respect when around a Muslim
c-always shake hands with your left hand
d-pray a simple prayer before meals
e-none of the above |
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Definition
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One who is arriving to their full potential
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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Someone who is full of engrams
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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One who questions Scientology and is therefore shunned
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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Blockage to spiritual growth
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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Definition
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Someone who is totally free of engrams
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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One who speaks out against the church in public and who is considered evil
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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Your god-essence or spiritual life force
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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Definition
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The device an auditor uses to discover engrams
a-OT
b-Clear
c-Thetan
d-E-meter
e-Engram
f-SP
g-Preclear
h-Overt |
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What was L. Ron Hubbard's occupation?
a-treasure hunter
b-pastor
c-writer
d-teacher
e-doctor |
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Which of these is a Scientology philosophy?
a-What's true for you is true for you
b-What goes around comes around
c-You can belong to any religion you want to
d-A and B
e-A and C |
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What does the word "Scientology" mean?
a-Study of science
b-Knowing how to study
c-study of knowledge
d-study of truth
e-knowing how to know |
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According to Scientology, what causes all of man's problems?
a-themselves
b-others
c-sin
d-engrams
e-auditing |
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What is the Scientology view on the afterlife?
a-nothing happens when you die
b-you are born again
c-you go to heaven
d-you cease to exist
e-you go to hell |
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Which of these did Hubbard publicly claim happened in his life?
a-he healed himself from being crippled and blinded
b-he was thrown into a volcano
c-he was abducted by aliens
d-he made a deal with the devil
e-he was on drugs |
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What does it mean to "fair game" someone?
a-to turn the other cheek when someone attacks Scientology
b-to do whatever it takes to protect scientology
c-to play fair whenever you are attacking another religion
d-none of the above |
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Which group did Hubbard consider "evil terrorists"?
a-nurses
b-preachers
c-psychiatrists
d-christians
e-medical doctors |
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Which group is considered to be Scientologists' main "mission field"?
a-Muslims
b-Jews
c-Mormons
d-Hindus
e-Christians |
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What do Scientologists believe about God?
a-he is a trinity
b-he is one
c-it's a really vague idea actually. everything is god.
d-he does not exist
e-you alone are god |
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True or False?
In Scientology, everything living has a spirit |
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Definition
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True or False?
According to Hubbard, we have 57 senses that we must learn to control |
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Definition
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True or False?
Scientology teaches that man is basically evil |
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Definition
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True or False?
The evil galactic warlord, Xenu, is responsible for our existence on earth (according to Scientologists) |
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Definition
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True or False?
Auditing gets rid of engrams (according to scientologists) |
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What is the name of the main publication of the Jehovah's Witnesses?
a-Science and health and the Key to the Scriptures
b-The Watchtower
c-The Pearl of Great Price
d-Doctrines and Covenants
e-none of the above |
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1975 was an important year for the Jehovah's Witnesses because:
a-actually, it wasn't that important, it was 1974 that was important
b-It commemorated the 100th year of their existence
c-750,000 members joined the organization because of the major missionary emphasis among the JWs.
d-750,000 members left the organization because the end of the world did not come
e-this was the year that the New World Translation of the Bible came out |
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Which of the following activities have Jehovah's Witnesses carried out at least 5 times?
a-created a new translation of the bible
b-changed the name of their organization
c-disfellowshipped their leader
d-predicted the end of the world
e-none of the above |
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According to Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesus Christ:
a-Is God's son
b-Is not God
c-died on the cross
d-two of the above
e-all of the above |
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Disfellowshipping can occur if:
a-a Jehovah's Witness witnesses door to door
b-a Jehovah's Witness salutes the flag
c-A Jehovah's Witness does not use a doctor
d-Two of the above
e-none of the above |
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In a Kingdom Hall, the Lord's Supper is celebrated by:
a-All Jehovah's Witnesses
b-Only the Jehovah's Witnesses who are part of the 144,000
c-the elder (or leader) of the Kingdom Hall
d-All adults
e-Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate the Lord's Supper |
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The doctrine of the 144,000 refers to those who will spend eternity in heaven with God.
a-will live in paradise on earth
b-will go to purgatory
c-will spend eternity in hell
d-will cease to exist
e-none of the above |
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Under who did the Jehovah's Witnesses say the Christian church "fell into apostasy"?
a-Theodosius
b-Constantine
c-Charles Taze Russell
d-Joseph Smith
e-the Apostle Paul |
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Which group sends their young men and women on a two-year mission?
a-Jehovah's Witnesses
b-Mormons
c-Scientologists
d-Christian Scientists |
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Joseph Smith Sr. and Jr. were both known for what in their hometown?
a-their talented speaking abilities
b-their work in the community
c-digging for buried treasure
d-being brilliant writers
e-being me of high moral character |
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How old was Smith at the time of his first vision?
a-12
b-15
c-20
d-25
e-33 |
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who appeared in the very first vision to Joseph Smith Jr.?
a-God the Father
b-Jesus Christ
c-the angel Moroni
d-Two of the above
e-all of the above |
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What exactly was written on the Gold Plates that Smith found and what language was it written in?
a-The Doctrine and the Covenants; reformed Egyptian
b-Pearl of Great Price; Reformed Egyptian
c-The Book of Mormon; Reformed Egyptian
d-Book of Mormon; Latin
e-Doctrine and Covenants; Latin |
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How did Joseph Smith die?
a-In the Mountain Meadows Massacre
b-In a riot while he was in jail for raiding the local newspaper
c-a natural death-old age
d-he never died. Moroni took him straight to heaven.
e-he was assassinated while preaching a message in Nauvoo. |
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Which of the following books does not belong in this group?
a-Pearl of Great Price
b-Book of Mormon
c-Doctrines and Covenants
d-New World Translation of the bible |
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Why were people killed in the Mountain Meadow Massacre?
a-they were not mormon
b-they were mormon
c-they condemned polygamy
d-they were trying to take over Salt Lake City where Birgham Young and his followers lived
e-None of the above |
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What do Mormons believe about God and Jesus?
a-God is a Trinity-Father, Son, and holy spirit
b-Jesus was a man. HE became a God.
c-God was once a person, and he has several wives in heaven with him
d-two of the above
e-none of the above |
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What is "individual salvation" to a Mormon? (2nd type of salvation)
a-forgiveness of sins
b-gaining heaven
c-becoming more like God
d-becoming a god
e-none of the above |
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Who is it that baptizes the dead?
a-Jehovah's Witnesses
b-Mormons
c-Scientologists
d-Christian Scientists |
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True or False?
Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate Christmas |
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True or False?
Jehovah's Witnesses do not permit the use of medicine or doctors |
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Term
True or False?
1925 is the most mentioned year in Jehovah's Witness' writings and prophecies |
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Term
True or False?
The Urim and Thummim are a pair of stones used to translate the golden plates |
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True or False?
When Mormon males and females reach 13 years of age, they join the priesthood |
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True or False?
Mormons do no believe in voting |
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True or False?
According to Mormons, when a baby is born on earth, it is actually their second birth |
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Believe that Jesus Christ was a created being
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Believe that Jesus was Michael the Archangel
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Call themselves Christians
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Believe that people can become gods
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Believe in the Trinity as a 3-in-1 God
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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believe that Jesus was married and had children
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Believe something different about hell than the one taught in the Bible
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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Began with a leader who was involved in criminal or fraudulent activity
a-Jehovah's Witness
b-Latter Day Saints/Mormons
c-Both
d-Neither |
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| Who is the founder of Satanism? |
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| When and where was Satanism founded? |
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| What book did Anton Le Vey write? |
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| Who is Aleister Croweley and what is he known for? |
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Definition
| played an important part in revival of black arts; claimed to have made a pact with Satan |
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| what is the difference between a Satanist and a Devil Worshiper? |
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| Satanists believe that they are their own God; Devil worshipers have an obsession with Satan as a deity |
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| a contemporary religion, reviving the ancient pre-Christian pagan religions of Europe |
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| What do Wiccans revere or worship the most? |
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| What is the Wiccan belief about the Goddess or God? |
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Definition
| force appears in the form of a goddess and god. they have equal power and are of equal status |
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| a group up to 13 people (equal to 13 moon phases; normally presided over by a priest |
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| What is the 3-Fold Law? (Wicca) |
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Definition
| similar to karma, but doings will be magnified 3 times over |
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| Which religion is the "old" religion? |
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| Which religion is the most environmentally concerned? |
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| Do Satanists pray to Satan? |
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| What plays a part in a Satanist's decision to help an old lady cross the street? |
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| If she lived her life to the fullest, they would help her. but if she did not try to help herself at all, then they would not. |
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| Do Satanists hope to go to hell? |
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| Which religion dances around and casts spells? |
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| What are the two types of Wiccan holidays called? What do they celebrate? |
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Major-Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh, Samhain
Minor-Ostara, Litha, Madon, Yule |
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| Wiccans who practice on their own |
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| Which continent has been the center of Wicca and Satanism? |
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| What is the Satanist view of God? Jesus? |
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| hate God and believe Jesus is either a myth or a failure |
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