Islam,belief systems, and ideologies

Belief system is not founded on

• Religious ground

• Hearsay

• Reasoning

• Scientific conclusions

All theistic religions teach the existence of god or gods as being

• transcendent

• immanent

• pervading

• incarnated

In the Trinitarian Christianity, Jesus is perceived as the

• Son of God

• Redeemer of original sin

• 
  Sanctifier

• Second person in divinity

Both Hinduism and Sikhism teach on God’s

• transcendent

• immanent

• incarnation

• permeating

Islam falls under absolute monotheism since it promotes the

• uncompromising oneness of God

• non-association of God with the others

• direct worship of God

In Sikhism, the attainment of Mukti is possible through one’s

• adherence to the caste system

• devotion to the numerous deities

• constant remembrance of god

• attention to the welfare of others

The attainment of Moksha is essential to a Hindu since it marks the

• cessation of rebirth (samsara)

• reunion of soul with its origin

• reincarnation of soul into a new existence

• union with Brahma

Trimurti in Hindus belief is associated with the major images of Nirguna Brahman.

• True

• False

Hindus perceive that Brahman in his Saguna aspect as the

• personal god

• immanent god

• transcendental god

Choose the correct manifestation of animism.

• Mr A believes that the abandoned house near his locality can cause harm to the passersby

• Mr B believes that God incarnates in an animal or human form

• Mr C believes that the national heroes are to be emulated and idolised

• Mr D believes that God pervades in his creatures