Year 10 Religion Revision

Define Omnipotence?

• The religion believes in multiple Gods.

• The capacity to know everything.

• Having unlimited or very great power.

• A strong belief in God and the teachings of the commandments.

What 'Holy Book' is associated with Judaism?

• Bible

• Quran

• Taoism

• Torah

Identify which one of Ninian Smart's Seven Dimensions the following passage belongs to:

Most faiths have stories, which have been passed down either verbally or in written form, for example, Torah, The Bible and The Quran. These narratives although not always rooted in History are to the believer a faithful record of God or the religion’s founder. It gives a historic value and a foundation on which the religion is based.

• The experiential & emotional dimension

• The practical & ritual dimension

• The doctrinal & philosophical dimension

• The narrative or mythic dimension

Finish the Sentence:

Christians believe that the piece of bread in eucharist that is______________

• taken, blessed, broken and given" becomes the life of Jesus, the body of Christ.

• broken and blessed becomes the body of christ.

• held up to the air and blessed gives them the power to be a better person

• broken, allows one to connect with god in different ways.

Which person would most likely say this?

Psalms 97:1-6 says, "The LORD reigns, let the earth be glad; let the distant shores rejoice. Clouds and thick darkness surround him; righteousness and justice are the foundation of his throne.

• Atheist

• Agnostic

• Deist

• Theist

Which religion follows/believes the trinity?

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

• Buddhism

Is Hinduism a polytheistic or monotheistic religion?

• Monotheistic

• Polytheistic

What does Judeo-Christian refer to?

• A reference to the similarities of Judaism and Christian.

• A reference to how Judaism is NOT the same as Christianity.

The Founder of Islam is?

• Jesus Christ

• Mohammed

• Abraham

The nature of God in the Judaism Religion is referred to as;

• Yahweh

• Allah

• Jesus

• Father