Religions East and West Final

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Islam means

to submit to the will of god

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Allah is…

the Arabic word for God, the same God as in Christianity and Judaism

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In Islam, the Prophet Muhammad…

is human being and should be respected, but not worshipped

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In Islamic dietary practice, _ is called halal food

animals killed in the proper way

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All Muslims, if they can afford to and their physical conditions allows, should make a pilgrimage to

Mecca

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When a person is dead, _ should face Mecca.

the head

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During Ramadan, are not required to fast.

young children, sick people, pregnant women

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Muslims should wear _ during the pilgrimage

plain white or black robes

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Zakat, or charity, is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. The donation is given to _.

the needy, those in debt, and needy travelers

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Jihad only means holy war against non-belivers

false

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The New Testament includes _ sections

four

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Epistles in the New Testament refer to _

letters by Paul and others

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According to Paul, a Christian is justified by _

faith in Jesus

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is the Christian rite of initiation

Baptism

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is occasionally called the cofounder of Christianity because of the way that Jesus' teachings and his interpretation of them blended to form a viable religion with widespread

Paul

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Of the four gospels, in the New Testament, the _ is the shortest and the oldest

Gospel of Mark

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The stories about Jesus' performing seven miracles, such as turning water into wine, and feeding five thousand people are found in _

John

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One of the controversies among the early preachers of Christianity was

whether non-Jewish Christians should observe Jewish law in order to be Christians

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_ is not a section of the New Testament

Torah

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The word Pope is from the Greek and Latin work papa, originally used to refer to the bishop of

Rome

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The first temple was destroyed by the

Babylonian army

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Tanak refers to

an acronym of Torah, Neiv'i, and Ketuvim

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In Genesis, it took God _ days to create the world.

six

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In Genesis, _ ate the fruit of the forbidden tree first, and violated the will of the God

Eve, the first woman

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Circumcision is the sign of the Covenant between God and _

Abraham

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_ is not in the Ten Commandments

accepting Jesus as the Messiah

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is appropriate food for Jewish people

Beef

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Bat Mitzvah, the coming of age ritual for Jewish girls, existed in the Medieval Period

false

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Passover is the commemorate the exodus from Egypt

True

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Unleavened bread should be eaten on Rosh Hashanah

False

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According to the Japanese creation myth recorded in Kojiki and Nihongi, Japanese islands are the children of _

Izanami and Izanagi

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The Japanese royal family was believed to be the decedents of ____

the Sun goddess Amaterasu

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In the Japanese creation myth, the male deity said to the female deity, "I am a man, and by right should have spoken first. How is that on the contrary you, a woman, should have been the first to speak?" This statement implies:

women should be subordinate to men

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The ____ Shrine is the royal shrine to enshrine the Sun Goddess

Ise

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In the myth about the establishment of the royal shrine, the Sun Goddess communicated with human being through ____

princesses, who acted as women shamans or priests

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Which of the following can describe the nature of the kami in the Japanese creation myth

they were subject to death and they had emotions

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_ cannot be a kami or an abode of kami

none of the above (tree, mountain, river --> none of these)

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can be used for purification

water, salt, and fire

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____ can be considered to be pollution in Shinto

illness, death, and negative feelings

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may be the best word to reflect the relationship between kami and human beings

reciprocity

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When a person returns home from a funeral, some water will be sprinkled on his/her shoulder to purify him/her from death pollution

false

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A Japanese wedding is usually held in a Shinto shrine

true

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In Japan, it is socially unacceptable if a person receives help without showing his/her gratitude by giving a gift to the person who offers help

true

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"Born Shinto, die Buddhist" in Japan means when a person was born, she/he follows Shinto, but when she/he should become a Buddhist

False

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Confucius viewed himself more as a transmitter of the teaching of the ancient sage kings than the founder of Confucianism

True

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Confucius loved learning

True

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Confucius was careful with his behavior in formal occasion, but he was less carful at his leisure

False

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Confucius also practiced Daoism

False

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Confucius valued moral virtue more than material gain

true

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Confucius was a teacher and only taught students from elite class

false

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match the following

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  1. men
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  1. women
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  1. moon
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  1. sun
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  1. winter
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  1. summer
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  1. death
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  1. life
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  1. north
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  1. south
  1. yang
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  1. yin
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  1. yin
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  1. yang
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  1. yin
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Heaven (Tian) means _ in Chinese cosmology

higher power that controls all the events in the world

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Qi in Chinese means

vital energy

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The legendary write of the Dao de Jing is____

Laozi

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In the later development of Daoism, _ was defied and became the personification of the Dao

Laozi

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In the Dao de Jing, the Dao is associated with emptiness, or empty valley, and so on. Emptiness in the Dao de Jing means

potential and inclusiveness

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In Daoism, Dao literally means,

the Way

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_ is called outer alchemy

to achieve immortality through taking elixir

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Yin and yang are two opposite and static principles

false

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In the Chinese creation myth, the head of Pan Gu turned into human beings

False

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According to Chinese Fengshui (geomancy), the location of one's ancestors tombs is important to one's fortune

true

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According to the Chinese cosmology, the universe moves according to its own law and there is no outside lawgiver

true

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Wuwei (non-action) means doing nothing

false

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In Daoism, the Dao can be accurately described by language

false

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Guru Nanak lived in a time when _

Hindus and Muslims frequently came into conflict

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Guru Nanak was from caste

Khatri, a subcaste of Vaishya

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According to the life story of Guru Nanak, the heavenly music resounded, and gods hailed his birth. This kind of narrative indicates

Guru Nanak was a special person

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When Guru Nanak claimed "there is neither Hindu nor Muslim," the statement means.

that hindus and muslims worshipped the same God and they should join together in faith

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In the story of Guru Nanak's death, that the flowers on both sides of his body were fresh implies that

Hinduism and Islam are equals

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Sikhism was influenced by

Islam and Hinduism

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Sikh means

learner

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It was _ who established the Sikh military community and created the Khalsa ritual

Guru Gobin Singh, the tenth Guru

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____ is the concept that can be found in Sikhism and also in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Janism

Karma

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_ refers to God in Sikhism

Vahiguru

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____ is an important activity in congregational worship in gudawara

sining hymns

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When naming a child, Sikhs will consult ___

Granth Sahib (the scripture)

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Marriage in Sikhism means

the union of husband and wife, and one soul in two bodies

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A Sikh wedding should be held before

Adi Granth

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There are total of eleven human gurus in Sikh history

false

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All Sikh boys have Singh as their second name

true

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The five K's are part of Sikh identity

true