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WorksheetsReligious Terminology
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
Transcendent means -
The belief in a single God
The belief in multiple God's
The belief that divine spirits or a supernatural power lives within nature and human existence.
The belief that there is/are divine or supernatural beings that exist beyond the known universe that are not subject to the laws of nature (like time, place, gender etc.)
Immanent means -
The belief that there is/are divine or supernatural beings that exist beyond the known universe and are not subject to the laws of nature (like time, place, gender etc.)
The belief that divine spirits or a supernatural power lives within nature and human existence.
The belief in multiple God's
The belief in a single God
Polytheism is -
The belief that there is/are divine or supernatural beings that exist beyond the known universe and are not subject to the laws of nature (like time, place, gender etc.)
The belief that divine spirits or a supernatural power lives within nature and human existence.
The belief in multiple God's
The belief in a single God
Monotheism is -
The belief that there is/are divine or supernatural beings that exist beyond the known universe and are not subject to the laws of nature (like time, place, gender etc.)
The belief that divine spirits or a supernatural power lives within nature and human existence.
The belief in multiple God's
The belief in a single God
Divinity means -
The cycle of death and rebirth (seen sometimes as a trap)
The release from Samsara (The Atman and Brahman unite)
The belief that all life involves suffering
Things that are related to, derived from or devoted to a God
Samsara means -
The cycle of death and rebirth (seen sometimes as a trap)
The release from Samsara (The Atman and Brahman unite)
The belief that all life involves suffering
Things that are related to, derived from or devoted to a God
Duhkha is -
The cycle of death and rebirth (seen sometimes as a trap)
The release from Samsara (The Atman and Brahman unite)
The belief that all life involves suffering
Things that are related to, derived from or devoted to a God
Moksha is -
The cycle of death and rebirth (seen sometimes as a trap)
The release from Samsara (The Atman and Brahman unite)
The belief that all life involves suffering
Things that are related to, derived from or devoted to a God
Oral Tradition refers to
The idea that stories and teachings were passed on through the spoken word
The idea that teachings were inscribed on stone tablets and passed on to the next generation
If an object or place is considered Sacred it is -
Useless
Spiritually significant
Spiritually minded
Spiritually inclined
Theodicy refers to -
A religious explanation of why there is evil and suffering in the world
A television series
A religious explanation of why God exists
A religious explanation of why not all heroes wear capes
A system of values, beliefs or laws which provides an overview for many of the practices and ideas of the religion. This is known as -
Doctrine
Pilgrimmage
Prayer
Meditation
A physical and spiritual journey to a particular place is known as a -
Prayer
Doctrine
Pilgrimage
Bar-mitzvah
The belief in 1 God is known as -
Monotheism
Polytheism
Nonotheism
Sconotheism
The essence of the universe in Hinduism is known as
Atman
Moksha
Brahman
Karma
The accumulation of your choices (good and bad) that inform your next life in Hinduism & Buddhism is known as -
Sharma
Karma
Moksha
Atman
The Nicene Creed is significant to which faith -
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
In Hinduism - The essence of (a) is the necessity of upholding and harmonising with the order of the world (one’s duty), which is seen to be continuously threatened by the possibility of disorder and disturbance.
Buddhism is built upon the teachings on the 4 _________ ________
(a)
The Eight Spoked Wheel in Buddhism represents the ___________ ______
(a)
