(a)______ are stories about how things have come to be as they are now; (b)______ are stories about the origin of existence

(a) etiological myths; (b) cosmogonic myths

(a) cosmogonic myths; (b) etiological myths

(a) cosmogonic myths; (b) semi historical myths

(a)______ is the study of religion that aims to understand different religious traditions objectively and in a religiously neutral way; while (b)_______ is the study of religion based on a religious commitment to that religion in order to promote it.

(a) Religious studies; (b) Theology

(a) Theology; (b) Religious studies

Which of the following is a challenge in studying indigenous religions?

Misrepresentation in popular culture

Which of the following is NOT one of the common characteristics of indigenous religions?

Encourages conversion in the interaction with other cultures and religions

Based on orality, story, and myth

Oriented more toward practice than belief

All of the above are common characteristics of indigenous religions

In Hinduism, what is atman?

A mystical syllable that symbolizes the fundamental hidden reality

The basic spiritual sound of the universe

The word soul, the foundation of all physical matter, energy, time and space

(a)________ is the liberation from reincarnation; and (b)________ is the path to liberation that involves ritual actions and carrying out one's dharma

(a) Samsara; (b) Path of devotion

In Bhagavad Gita, the god Krishna appears to Arjuna in order to:

Teach Arjuna the art of self-transcendence before going to war

Prevent Arjuna from going to war

Convince Arjuna he does not belong in the Kshatriya caste

Which of the following is not one of the stages of Hindu life?

All of the above are stages of Hindu life

Which of the following is NOT of the five moral commands in Jainism?

All of the above are moral commands in Jainism

An important part of the Jain teaching is asceticism, meaning

Physical denial and mental self-discipline

Doing no harm towards living things

Realizing that life is suffering that comes with desire

Which of the following is true about Jain theistic belief?

The believe in no Gods (non-theistic)

Their cosmogonic narrative does not require a divine being to create the world

Their morality is based on karma and reincarnation, with no need for a divine being presiding over it

How does one get rid of acquired karma according to Jainism?

Retreating to lonely places to meditate

Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Passing Sights that the Buddha saw for the first time on a chariot ride outside his palace:

A Brahmin priest leading a sacrfice

A human body on the way to cremation

A holy man who had renounced ordinary life

All of the above are part of the Four Passing Sights

According to Buddhism, liberation can be attained by

Following the middle path between extreme self-denial and ordinary indulgent life of self-affirmation

Ascetic practices that involves physical denial and mental self-discipline

Worshipping the one God and following the teachings outlined in Guru Granth

Following one's dharma based on one's caste

Which of the following is NOT one of the Noble Eightfold Path in Buddhism:

All of the above are part of the Noble Eightfold Path

In Sikhism, Khanda is _______, which symbolizes ___________:

Double-edged sword; unity, justice, and God's spiritual power

The three dots above the right palm; endless cycle of rebirth and the discipline that stabilizes the mind

The bird perch; the gate that separates the ordinary from sacred areas

The Sikhs themselves call their religion _______, meaning _________

Gurdwara; The Way of the Enlightened

Guru Granth; The Way of the Conqueror

Which of the following is true about the communal meal that follows Sikh's service?

Donating the food is considered a duty and an honor

It must be elaborate to allow the person who donates the meal to display their prosperity

It must not contain root vegetables

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The term 'religion' comes from the Latin word 'religere', which means

To believe

To bind

To be good

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The symbolic action in worship, meditation, and other ceremonies:

Religion

Rituals

Sacrifice

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The states of one's understanding of reality, with which one makes sense of one's new experience:

Religion

Rituals

Sacrifice

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Pattern of beliefs and practices that expresses and enacts what a community regards as scared and/or ultimate about life"

Religon

Rituals

Sacrifice

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The dimension of religion that includes teachings about what is considered to be morally acceptable and unacceptable is called (i) ; while the dimension of religion that includes the sensory elements such as images, arts, and music is called (ii) __

(i) The cognitive dimension; (ii) the aesthetic dimension

(ii) The ethical dimension; (ii) the aesthetic dimension

(i) The cognitive dimension; (ii) the emotional dimension

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The abilities to understand and deal with cultures other than our own is called:

Cultural cooperation

Interfaith cooperation

Cultural intelligence

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the definition of "myth" in the study of religion?

Stories that are not based on science

Stories that relate basic truths of religion

Stories that only exist in indigenous religions

None of the above

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Final Exam Study Guide

The term 'religion' comes from the Latin word 'religere', which means

The symbolic action in worship, meditation, and other ceremonies:

The states of one's understanding of reality, with which one makes sense of one's new experience:

Pattern of beliefs and practices that expresses and enacts what a community regards as scared and/or ultimate about life"

The dimension of religion that includes teachings about what is considered to be morally acceptable and unacceptable is called (i) ; while the dimension of religion that includes the sensory elements such as images, arts, and music is called (ii) __

The abilities to understand and deal with cultures other than our own is called:

What is the definition of "myth" in the study of religion?

(a) are stories about how things have come to be as they are now; (b) are stories about the origin of existence

(a) is the study of religion that aims to understand different religious traditions objectively and in a religiously neutral way; while (b)_ is the study of religion based on a religious commitment to that religion in order to promote it.

Putting up with the views and actions of others that are different from ours is called (a)_; while the recognition of religious differences and the effort to deal with the constructively is called (b)_

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Final Exam Study Guide

The term 'religion' comes from the Latin word 'religere', which means

The symbolic action in worship, meditation, and other ceremonies:

The states of one's understanding of reality, with which one makes sense of one's new experience:

Pattern of beliefs and practices that expresses and enacts what a community regards as scared and/or ultimate about life"

The dimension of religion that includes teachings about what is considered to be morally acceptable and unacceptable is called (i) ________; while the dimension of religion that includes the sensory elements such as images, arts, and music is called (ii) __________

The abilities to understand and deal with cultures other than our own is called:

What is the definition of "myth" in the study of religion?

(a)______ are stories about how things have come to be as they are now; (b)______ are stories about the origin of existence

(a)______ is the study of religion that aims to understand different religious traditions objectively and in a religiously neutral way; while (b)_______ is the study of religion based on a religious commitment to that religion in order to promote it.

Putting up with the views and actions of others that are different from ours is called (a)_______; while the recognition of religious differences and the effort to deal with the constructively is called (b)_______

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The dimension of religion that includes teachings about what is considered to be morally acceptable and unacceptable is called (i) ; while the dimension of religion that includes the sensory elements such as images, arts, and music is called (ii) __

(a) are stories about how things have come to be as they are now; (b) are stories about the origin of existence

(a) is the study of religion that aims to understand different religious traditions objectively and in a religiously neutral way; while (b)_ is the study of religion based on a religious commitment to that religion in order to promote it.

Putting up with the views and actions of others that are different from ours is called (a)_; while the recognition of religious differences and the effort to deal with the constructively is called (b)_