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WorksheetsQUIZ 1 BSBA2MM2 & BS CRIM 2A
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does the Mythological Dimension of religion describe?
a)
A. Rituals performed in religious settings
b)
B. Personal experiences felt by individuals
c)
C. Storytelling aspect of religion
d)
D. Logical systems of meaning in religions
2.
The Doctrinal Dimension of religion refers to:
a)
A. Formalized ideas about the world
b)
B. Preservation of myths and narratives
c)
C. Ethical guidance in religions
d)
D. Creation of material artifacts
3.
Who developed the seven dimensions of religion framework?
a)
A. Gerardus van der Leeuw
b)
B. Walter Capps
c)
C. Ninian Smart
d)
D. Ibn Sina
4.
Which dimension of religion involves personal experiences felt by individuals?
a)
A. Ritual Dimension
b)
B. Experiential Dimension
c)
C. Mythological Dimension
d)
D. Doctrinal Dimension
5.
What is an example of the Institutional Dimension of religion?
a)
A. Christian baptism
b)
B. Hierarchy of powerful persons
c)
C. Zoroastrian navjote ceremonies
d)
D. Taking amrit (Sikh initiation ceremony)
6.
Which dimension encompasses the storytelling aspect of religion?
a)
A. Ritual Dimension
b)
B. Experiential Dimension
c)
C. Mythological Dimension
d)
D. Doctrinal Dimension
7.
The Ethical Dimension of religion provides guidance on:
a)
A. Creation of material artifacts
b)
B. Personal experiences of individuals
c)
C. How to live one’s life
d)
D. Formation of organized bodies
8.
The seven dimensions of religion were developed to:
a)
A. Isolate one religion from others
b)
B. Compare and understand various spiritual traditions
c)
C. Focus only on Western conceptions of religion
d)
D. Disregard the diversity within religious traditions
9.
What does the Material Dimension of religion describe?
a)
A. Rituals performed in religious settings
b)
B. Preservation of myths and narratives
c)
C. Creation of material artifacts
d)
D. Formalized ideas about the world
10.
_______says that Smart provided the most “comprehensive and systematic” comparison of the religious traditions in the world via the criteria of phenomenology
a)
A. Walter Capps
b)
B. Gerardus van der Leeuw
c)
C. Ibn Sina
d)
D. Ninian Smart
11.
_______says that Smart provided the most “comprehensive and systematic” comparison of the religious traditions in the world via the criteria of phenomenology
a)
A. Walter Capps
b)
B. Gerardus van der Leeuw
c)
C. Ibn Sina
d)
D. Ninian Smart
12.
What is the primary challenge in defining "faith"?
a)
A. Its universal definition
b)
B. Its personal and subjective nature
c)
C. Its historical origins
d)
D. Its scientific explanation
13.
Defined as a general religious attitude or accepted set of personal beliefs - was not present in the ancient worlds of Greek and Roman culture.
a)
A. Belief
b)
B. Faith
c)
C. Religiosity
d)
D. Spirituality
14.
He states that faith is so fundamental that none of us can live well for very long without it, so universal that when we move beneath the symbols, rituals and ethical patterns that express it, faith is recognizably the same phenomenon in Christians, Marxists, Hindus and Dinka, yet it is so infinitely varied that each person's faith is unique.
a)
A. Fowler
b)
B. Hellwig
c)
C. Schwietzer
d)
D. Nipkow
15.
___________ is a psychological concept, distinct from anyone particular belief. At the same time, can be seen "in such a way that it can also be interpreted theologically and filled with substantive beliefs.
a)
A. Faith Development
b)
B.Existentialism
c)
C. Transcendence
d)
D. Self-actualization
16.
_________are things we take to be true based on our logic and experiences.
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Trust
d)
D. Reliance
17.
_________are systems or structures consisting of specific kinds of beliefs and practices: beliefs and practices that are related to superhuman beings
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Agency
18.
from the Christian perspective, __________: is an existence before God and amid the created world. It is a praying and living in Jesus Christ. It is the human spirit being grasped, sustained, and transformed by the Holy Spirit.
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
19.
It is the state of being.
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
20.
Spirituality and religion are a function of ___________.
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
21.
Spirituality and religion are a function of ___________.
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
22.
"DOING" in faith
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
23.
"BEING" in faith
a)
A. Faith
b)
B.Belief
c)
C. Religion
d)
D. Spirituality
24.
How does faith impact individuals beyond religious contexts?
a)
a) It has no influence outside of religious practice
b)
b) It shapes moral values and ethical decisions
c)
c) It solely affects individuals' emotional well-being
d)
d) It is a barrier to critical thinking and rationality
25.
How does Fowler describe the nature of faith in human terms?
a)
a) As exclusively religious or irreligious
b)
b) As a static belief system
c)
c) As an inherent aspect of human existence
d)
d) As irrelevant to the pursuit of a meaningful life
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