Which of the following statements about K’ung Fu-tzu (Confucius) is/are true?

5. What is not true about Confucianism?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Constant Relationships?

What might we in contemporary American society call a chun-tzu?

Which virtue is "goodness, love, kindness, benevolence, or virtue" i.e. “I just want them to be happy”?

Which virtue is "Reciprocity" i.e. Golden Rule”?

Which virtue is "The power of example, the mature person

i.e. “Boys and Girls Club”?

Which virtue is "Proper behavior, esp. in certain circumstances like rituals & ceremonies, i.e. Technology misuse, Chapel, Rulers”?

Which virtue is "Cultural Arts, i.e. “The go to places”?

Confucianism is primarily concerned with the ethical dimension of religion.

What is the single most important Confucian work which contains sayings from Confucius?

Who was Neo-Confucianism’s most important figure?

What term is used to describe the moral order that permeates the universe, the Way that should be followed.

Who was the person who was revered as the second founder of Confucianism and whose teachings are set forth in one of Confucianism’s central texts?

When did the Protestant Reformation take place?

What early church council settled the debate on whether Gentiles have to become Jewish first to become Christians?

What formal declaration made Christianity a legitimate religion n the Roman Empire?

What church council was held to formulate a creed and unify/standardize Christian belief (primarily around the natures of Jesus Christ)?

What Church leader did Pope Leo IX excommunicated who in turn excommunicated the Pope?

What was an important development that aided the process to Reformation?

These were pardons issued by the pope that people could buy to reduce a soul’s time in purgatory.

Prior to the Reformation, It was the job of the church clergy to translate the Bible to lay people.

German monk and professor of theology at the University of Wittenberg who was of the many leaders of the Protestant Reformation.

Beleived in "Predestination," God knows who will be saved, even before people are born, and therefore guides the lives of those destined for salvation.

He laid grounds for the Presbyterian Church, and denied the real presence of Christ in Eucharist.

He believed the Church should be a "Theocracy," a government in which church and state are joined and in which officials are considered to be divinely inspired.

His subjects were required to take an oath declaring himself to be “Supreme Head of the Church of England.”

Protestant denomination - the main idea is that individuals should choose for themselves to be Baptized and each church is separate and governed by its own pastor.

Protestant denomination - Founded by John Wesley, Preached against predestination and emphasized personal relationship with God.

Protestant denomination - Founded by John Knox, Emphasis on learning and education; values a church structure and order (apart from the Catholic Church).

Protestant denomination - Emphasis on the justification “by grace alone through faith alone on the basis of Scripture alone"; Retains many aspects of the liturgical practices and sacramental teachings.

Protestant denomination - Believes in predestination; Only needs scripture as one’s guide to arrive at God; Preached against imagery (since it was idolatry).

Who among the following is not a Patriarch of the Jewish religion?

Devout/traditional Jews refer to God not as Elohim but YHWH to avoid pronouncing God’s holy name.

A common contemporary place of Jewish worship.

Refers to certain dietary regulations to set aside themselves as the Chosen people.

A acronym; The Jewish way of referring to the Hebrew Bible

Jewish text: contains collected teachings of the rabbis of the preceding 4 centuries.

Jewish text: “study/ knowledge” the vast depository of the oral Torah. Based on the Mishnah with extensive rabbinic commentary on each chapter.

Refers to the situation of Jews living away from their ancestral homeland.

Jewish holiday: Day of Atonement

Jewish holiday: miracle of the oil/ lights, recalling the Maccabean recapturing Jerusalem in 164 B.C.

Jewish holiday: the Jewish New Year

Jewish holiday: remembering the story of the Israelites liberation from Egypt.

Jewish right of passage: ritual celebration making the coming of age for a Jewish girl.

The Jewish people anticipate a Messianic Age when the Davidic King will return, rebuild the Temple, and return the Chosen People to Zion.

Jewish right of passage: the ideal human relationship for Jewish people… Recreating the Garden of Eden.

Hebrew for “law” or “instruction.”

Books of the Prophets in the Jewish Scriptures.