Summative Test

The half-brother of Ismael whom the Christians trace their lineage.

• a. Isaac

• b. Esau

• c. Ismael

• d. Joseph

Dr . Paul Dejillas traces the genealogy from David to Jesus Christ as shown

in the picture. One of them was the father of Jesus. Who was he?

• a. Jacob

• b. Levi

• c. Judah

• d. Joseph

He was the son of Abraham from his maid whom the Muslims recognize as their direct descendant.

• a. Isaac

• b. Esau

• c. Ismael

• d. Jacob

The effort done by leaders from different religion to enter into a dialogue for a common understanding and respect.

• a. inter-religious dialogue

• b. intra-religious dialogue

• c. secular dialogue

• d. religious dialogue

It’s the same as the effort or initiative by religious leaders to enter into a

dialogue between sects and denominations within a particular religion.

• a. inter-religious dialogue

• b. intra-religious dialogue

• c. secular dialogue

• d. religious dialogue

The Ten Commandments is for Judaism while ____________ is for Islam.

• a. Five Pillars

• b. Five books of Moses

• c. Ten Commandments

• d. Bible

Which principle of dialogue expresses humility and respect?

• a. Dialogue begins when people meet each other.

• b. Dialogue depends upon mutual understanding and mutual trust.

• c. Dialogue makes it possible to share in service to the community.

• d. Dialogue becomes the medium of authentic witness.

The kind of spirituality which considers all creation as equal. It could be the unifying factors for all religions. What spirituality is this?

• a. Dominican Spirituality

• b. Creation Spirituality

• c. Vincentian Spirituality

• d. Franciscan Spirituality

The God of Islam is Allah while the God for the Christians is ______.

• a. Yahweh

• b. Jesus Christ

• c. Triune God

• d. Jehovah

The three religions namely; Judaism, Christianity and Islam traced their

beginnings from Asia then spread all over Europe? What is the popular term for these religion today?

• a. Asian religions

• b. Western religions

• c. Eastern religions

• d. Abrahamic religions