WorksheetsWorld Religions - Chapter 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The overcoming of the normal limitations imposed by the human condition, whether temporarily or abidingly.
cosmology
transcendence
spirituality
destiny
The understanding of the nature of the universe.
cosmology
transcendence
spirituality
destiny
The belief in only one god.
monotheism
polytheism
pantheism
atheism
The belief in many gods.
monotheism
polytheism
pantheism
atheism
The belief that the divine reality exists in everything.
monotheism
polytheism
pantheism
atheism
Describes a belief system that holds that there is no divine being.
theology
nontheistic
transtheistic
revelation
The transmission of the divine will or knowledge to human beings, typically through myths or some form of religious experience.
theology
nontheistic
transtheistic
revelation
Experience of the divine or holy presence, sometimes involving intellectual belief and sometimes emphasizing personal trust.
mysticism
faith
revelation
pantheism
A category of religious experiences characterized by communing or uniting with the ultimate reality through inward contemplation.
faith
revelation
mysticism
polytheism
During a religious studies class, Abigail, Noah, and James were discussing a story they read in an ancient scripture. This story was trying to explain the origins of the universe and was considered a source of sacred truth. What is such a story often referred to as?
ritual
doctrine
faith
myth
In nontheistic religions, religious experiences usually take the form of mysticism.
True
False
The experience of the holy other or an experience of God is often characterized by the following emotion(s)
confusion
shock and panic
awe-inspiring fear and fascination
none of these
Anika, Ethan, and Lily are discussing religion. They are trying to understand the dimension of religion that guides how they should behave in their daily lives. What is this dimension called?
doctrine
myths
ethics
material
Formal worship practice, often based on the reenactment of a myth.
ritual
doctrine
ethics
faith
James, Ava, and Aria are studying different religions for their school project. They realize that to truly understand the religions, they need to see things from the perspective of the followers. This capacity is also an important methodological approach for studying religions. What is this capacity called?
mysticism
empathy
ritual
revelation
How many dimensions of religion are there for our study in this class?
6
7
8
9
All religious traditions emphasize the dimensions of religion equally.
True
False
Religions offer responses to fundamental questions concerning human existence.
True
False
Anyone who is spiritual is also considered religious.
True
False
Religion and science
are totally contradictory
often approach the same types of questions about the world's nature
should never be studied together
both 1 & 3
Friedrich Max Muller noted that to know just one religion is to know ________.
none
all
the truth
God
In class, we read the Declaration of the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions written in 1965 that is called
Catechism
Laudato Si
Humanae Vitae
Nostra Aetate
According to the "Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions", or Nostra Aetate, the Catholic Church's task is
to connect only with other Christian religions
to focus only on our Catholic teaching
to promote unity and love, with sincere reverence
to preach against non-Christian religions
In the prayer reflection, "God's Love for People of All Faiths" that we read, we are reminded that the most true thing about us is
the sum of our accomplishments
our practice of religion
how our peers view us
we are infinitely loved by God
Since Nostra Aetate was written in 1965, there has been no further writing or discussion on the Catholic Church's relationship with other religions.
True
False
