Contribution of Religion

What is one way religion contributes to the identity of an individual?

• It provides economic stability

• It offers moral and ethical guidance

• It replaces the need for education

• It enforces government laws

How does religion contribute to society?

• By influencing laws and social values

• By eliminating cultural differences

• By promoting a single global language

• By discouraging ethical discussions

Which of the following is an example of religion contributing to social cohesion?

• Organizing community service programs

• Supporting materialism and individualism

• Discouraging cultural diversity

• Enforcing state laws

How does religion impact culture?

• It plays a role in traditions, art, and literature

• It only affects political decisions

• It discourages social interactions

• It has no effect on cultural expression

What is an example of a religious institution contributing to education?

• Public libraries

• Catholic schools and universities

• Fast food chains

• Military training camps

How does religion shape laws and ethics?

• By influencing principles of justice and morality

• By focusing only on rituals

• By rejecting moral discussions

How does religion contribute to the health sector?

• Through the establishment of hospitals and care facilities

• By opposing medical advancements

• By discouraging treatment options

• By ignoring health-related concerns

What is an example of religion contributing to social welfare?

• Religious charities providing aid to those in need

• Private companies funding sports events

• Political parties organizing religious debates

• Businesses donating to government projects

Which of the following best describes the role of religious ethics?

• They provide moral frameworks for individuals and society

• They promote economic competition

• They discourage participation in charity work

• They only apply to religious leaders

In what way does religion contribute to personal meaning and purpose?

• By providing spiritual beliefs and life direction

• By enforcing rigid government structures

• By eliminating free will

• By controlling all aspects of a person’s life