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Religious Beliefs and Practices

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a core belief of atheism?

a)

Belief in many gods.

b)

Belief in one God separate from the universe.

c)

Lack of belief in any gods or spirituality.

d)

Belief that God interacts with the universe.

2.

What do Buddhists believe is the root of suffering?

a)

Lack of spiritual freedom.

b)

Attachment to worldly pleasures.

c)

Belief in multiple gods.

d)

The cycle of reincarnation.

3.

What is the ultimate goal in Buddhism, achieved by eliminating desire?

a)

Reincarnation.

b)

Spiritual freedom or Nirvana.

c)

Worship of Buddha.

d)

Accumulating good karma.

4.

Which of these practices is commonly associated with New Age spirituality?

a)

Strict adherence to religious texts.

b)

Self-denial and asceticism.

c)

Yoga, Tarot, and Horoscopes.

d)

Worship of a single, external God.

5.

What is a characteristic of the gods in Paganism?

a)

They are all-powerful and perfect.

b)

They are separate from the natural world.

c)

They are human-like and can make mistakes.

d)

They are worshipped through self-denial.

6.

How does Hinduism view its many gods?

a)

Each god is a separate and distinct supreme being.

b)

They are all incarnations of one ultimate reality.

c)

They are human-like figures who control nature.

d)

They are worshipped to achieve spiritual freedom through self-denial.

7.

In Hinduism, what determines a person's position in the hierarchy of life forms in their next life?

a)

Their devotion to a specific god.

b)

The amount of wealth they accumulate.

c)

Their karma from the previous life.

d)

Their ability to deny worldly pleasures.

8.

What is a key difference between Sikhism and Hinduism regarding their view of God?

a)

Sikhism believes in many gods, while Hinduism believes in one.

b)

Sikhism believes God is separate from the universe, while Hinduism believes God is one with it.

c)

Sikhism strictly believes in one God and does not worship idols, unlike Hinduism.

d)

Sikhism emphasizes self-denial, while Hinduism emphasizes self-affirmation.

9.

What do Sikh Gurus teach about serving God?

a)

To meditate in isolation.

b)

To work for equality and justice.

c)

To worship idols.

d)

To deny oneself pleasures.

10.

How do Deists view God's involvement with the universe?

a)

God constantly intervenes in daily events.

b)

God is separate from the universe and does not intervene after creation.

c)

God becomes human to interact with the universe.

d)

God is part of the universe itself.

11.

What is the Jewish belief about the Messiah?

a)

The Messiah has already come and fixed the world.

b)

The Messiah is a spiritual guide who teaches meditation.

c)

The Messiah is a Jewish hero who will fix the world.

d)

The Messiah is God in human form.

12.

What is the Islamic belief about Jesus?

a)

Jesus was God in human form.

b)

Jesus was the final prophet of God.

c)

Jesus was an important prophet and the promised Messiah, but not God.

d)

Jesus did not exist.

13.

What is a central belief about God in Islam?

a)

God is one of many gods.

b)

God is a part of the universe.

c)

There is only one God, and nothing is like Him.

d)

God is a clockmaker who doesn't care about the universe.

14.

What do Christians believe about the nature of Jesus Christ?

a)

He was only human.

b)

He was only God.

c)

He was both truly human and truly God.

d)

He was a prophet, but not divine.

15.

According to Christianity, how can humans bridge the gap between themselves and a perfect God?

a)

By being good enough through their own actions.

b)

By God becoming human and dying for their sins.

c)

By denying themselves all pleasures.

d)

By worshipping many gods.