Living Religiosity at Work

Which of the following statements is true about the Hindu perspective on work and religiosity?

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  Work is seen as an obstacle to spiritual growth.
  

• How the work is done is more important than what work is done.

• Hindus believe only religious rituals carry significance, not work.

•  Work has no connection with ethics in Hinduism.

In Buddhism, what principle connects ethical behavior at work with future outcomes?

• Nirvana

• Dharma

• Karma

• Meditation

According to Christianity, what does Philippians 1:22-23 suggest about the role of work?

• Work is necessary only for survival.

•  Working allows humans to become an extension of God's work.

•  Work is a punishment given to humans after the fall.

•  Work is unrelated to religious devotion.

In Confucianism, work is considered:

• An act aimed at Tian, God.

• A way to accumulate wealth for the family.

•  A spiritual burden to be endured.

•  A purely secular responsibility.

In Islam, working with a good intention is considered:

•  A requirement for entering heaven.

•  Ibadah, or an act of worship.

•  A way to achieve worldly success only.

• Unrelated to spiritual beliefs.

What is the primary belief about work in Christianity according to the provided data?

• 1. Work is solely for financial gain.

• 1. Work is a form of execution of God's work and an extension of God's hand.

• 1. Work has no religious significance.

• 1. Work is discouraged in favor of prayer.

In Buddhism, how is work perceived in relation to spiritual development?

• 1. It is seen as a necessary evil.

• 1. It is viewed as an opportunity for spiritual development and cultivating mindfulness.

• 1. It is considered irrelevant to spiritual growth.

• 1. It should be avoided to focus on meditation.

According to Islamic teachings, what intention makes work an act of ibadah (worship)?

• The intention to earn money.

• The intention to contribute to society and please Allah.

• The intention to gain social status.

• The intention to avoid sinning.

What does Confucianism emphasize about the concept of work?

• Work should be done only for personal gain.

• Work is unimportant compared to leisure activities.

• Work is deeply rooted in ethical behavior and social harmony.

• Work should be avoided in favor of study and reflection.

In Hinduism, what aspect of work is considered more important than the type of work performed?

• The financial rewards from the work.

• The ethics and manner in which the work is done.

• The social status associated with the work.

• The popularity of the profession.