UNIT 2 QUIZ

It suggests that God or a divine being possesses complete and infinite knowledge of everything. This includes knowledge of all events, past, present, and future, as well as the thoughts and actions of every individual.

• Omniscience

• Omnipresence

• Omnipotence

• Omnibus

This encompasses the idea that God can create, sustain, and control all things, and nothing is beyond God's ability or control.

• Omnibus

• Omnipresence

• Omniscience

• Omnipotence

This implies that God is always accessible and that there is no place in the universe where God is not present.

• Omnipresence

• Omnipotence

• Omniscience

• Omnibus

The son of Ibrahim who was intended as sacrifice to Allah.

• Isaac

• Ishmael

• Moses

• Isiah

The Father of all Nation.

• Ahbram

• Ahbraham

• Abraham

• Abram

What common feature is most prominent in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam that sets them apart from other ancient polytheistic religions in the region?

• A belief in the cyclical nature of life and death

• The absence of any sacred texts or written doctrines

• Monotheism, the belief in one, all-powerful God

• Their focus on nature and animal worship

What significant role did prophets play in the monotheistic religions that originated in West Asia?

• Prophets served as mediators between God and humanity, delivering divine revelations.

• They were primarily political figures who led military conquests.

• They were considered minor religious figures with no direct influence on the faith.

• They were responsible for creating new gods and deities.

In what way did Judaism, Christianity, and Islam contribute to the moral and ethical frameworks of societies in West Asia?

• By promoting economic development without spiritual values

• By creating strict caste systems that governed everyday life

• By rejecting any formal moral codes

• By establishing laws and moral guidelines that influenced social and political structures

What is the primary philosophical difference between Confucianism and Daoism?

• Confucianism emphasizes strict adherence to laws, while Daoism focuses on flexibility and spontaneity.

• Confucianism advocates for individualism, while Daoism emphasizes community.

• Confucianism promotes withdrawal from society, while Daoism advocates for active participation in government.

• Confucianism emphasizes harmony in relationships, while Daoism promotes harmony with nature.

Which concept in Hinduism reflects the end of cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth?

• Nirvana

• Karma

• Moksha

• Samsara