Understanding Hinduism

What is a key characteristic of Hinduism?

• It has a single, unified doctrine.

• It is highly individualized.

• It has a central authority.

• It is similar to Roman Catholicism.

Hinduism is not a single, unified, centralized religion like ______.

• Buddhism

• Roman Catholicism

• Islam

• Judaism

Hinduism has many variations and means many things. True or False?

• True

• False

Which religion is mentioned as a comparison to Hinduism in terms of centralization?

• Islam

• Roman Catholicism

• Buddhism

• Judaism

What does the law of Karma suggest about actions?

• They have no consequences

• They affect future lives

• They are irrelevant

• They are predetermined.

Fill in the blank: According to the image, give only what you don't mind getting back to ____.

• you

• others

• society

• nature

Fill in the blank: The law of Karma implies that what you put out will come back to you in unexpected ____.

• ways

• times

• places

• dreams

What does BAD KARMA lead to?

• Rebirth at a higher station in life

• Rebirth at a lower form of life

• Immediate salvation

• Eternal happiness

What is the ultimate goal of life for Hindus according to the concept of reincarnation?

• Wealth

• Moksha

• Fame

• Power

What is the age range for the Brahmacharya stage?

• 1 to 25 years

• 26 to 50 years

• 51 to 75 years

• 76 years onwards