Quiz on Nichiren Daishonin's Teachings

What did Nichiren Daishonin express gratitude for in his writing?

• A single unlined robe

• A large donation

• A public speech

• A temple construction

How many years did Nichiren Daishonin face persecutions?

• Twenty years

• Fifteen years

• Ten years

• Over twenty years

What does the Lotus Sutra prophesy about those who spread its teachings?

• They will gain immediate followers

• They will achieve enlightenment instantly

• They will be rewarded with wealth

• They will face great persecutions

What does Ikeda Sensei say is necessary for kosen-rufu?

• Political influence

• A large group of followers

• A single person of wisdom to stand up

• Wealth and power

What does Nichiren Daishonin's life at Mount Minobu symbolize?

• Extreme hardship and perseverance

• Political power

• Wealth and luxury

• Isolation from society

6. What does President Ikeda highlight about Nichiren’s spirit when facing hardships?

• He regretted standing up to authorities

• He sought personal recognition

• He rejoiced and saw everything as just as he had expected

• He asked his followers to suffer with him

What is meant by “their offering was a robe and yet not a robe” ?

• The robe was too worn to be used

• The gift symbolized the sincerity and life of the giver

• Nichiren never actually received the robe

• The robe was returned to the giver

What is the significance of the Soka Gakkai's expansion to 192 countries?

• It highlights the need for more resources

• It shows the popularity of Nichiren Buddhism

• It indicates a decline in interest

• It a
  undeniable proof that the Soka Gakkai is a movement directly connected to Nichiren Daishonin.

Each and Everyone of Us Attests to the Greatness of Nichiren Buddhism

• It leads to personal gain

• Each one of us is the driving force of kosen-rufu.

• It requires no action

• Each of us is a living proof of the validity and truth of Nichiren Buddhism.

What does the phrase 'Bodhisattvas of the Earth' refer to in the context of the Soka Gakkai?

• Leaders of other religions

• Individuals seeking personal wealth

• Those who are indifferent to others

• Members actively working for kosen-rufu