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Who wrote The Art of War and was a great military leader?
Sun Tzu
Who is credited with writing the Ramayana and makes an appearance in the story himself?
Valmiki
What was written by Aristotle and covers concepts of virtue, ethics, and the path to living a good life?
Nicomachean Ethics
Who was a Stoic emperor of Rome who wrote a journal to himself called Meditations?
Marcus Aurelius
What is the term for the fatal error in judgment?
Hamartia
What is the moral of the story about David and Goliath?
It's not what's on the outside, but within one's heart that truly matters
What is a powerful mythical being that dwelt in the Cedar Forest, protects it, and is killed by Enkidu and Gilgamesh?
Humbaba
What story reminds the reader that you cannot run away from God's plan?
Jonah and the Whale
What is said to be the literal word of God revealed to Muhammad?
Quran
What does the term eudaimonia mean?
Flourishing or living well
Who was told to sacrifice his son to prove his devotion to God?
Abraham
In Hinduism, what is defined as the cosmic tally of good and bad deeds that can impact reincarnation?
Karma
In the Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana, what must the main characters face that involves following their own path and making decisions?
Dharma
Who was the avatar of Vishnu that helped rid the world of the evil demon Ravana?
Rama
Who flew too close to the sun?
Icarus
Who tried to become immortal but fell short and is remembered through his epic?
Gilgamesh
Who was punished by Zeus for giving fire to humanity?
Prometheus
Who was condemned to roll a rock up a hill for eternity?
Sisyphus
Who opened a jar that released all the evils upon the world?
Pandora
What gave the ruler a divine right to rule until the people believed that it was lost?
Mandate of Heaven
When asked by God where his brother was, who responded with 'Am I my brother's keeper?'?
Cain
What story is about helping those in need even when you do not know them, illustrating that everyone is your neighbor?
The Good Samaritan
What is the story about two brothers who choose to live different lives but are both valued?
Parable of the Two Sons
What is the moral of the parable of the Two Builders?
If you have a solid foundation, such as faith, you will survive the storm
In the book Siddhartha, what is the symbolic meaning of him crossing a river?
Being reborn / crossing into samsara / starting a new spiritual life
What does Siddhartha realize along his travels?
He can't learn from people; he has to learn from his experiences
In the Ramayana, what challenge must Rama complete to marry Sita?
String a giant bow
What is the main prophecy concerning Oedipus?
That he is going to kill his father and marry his mother
Which is not one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Jihad
What type of play is Oedipus Rex?
A tragedy
What are the main morals of the story for Oedipus Rex?
Don't try to change your fate and don't sleep with your mom
What are the four cardinal virtues of Stoicism?
Wisdom, courage, temperance, and justice
What does the Allegory of the Cave represent?
That you can escape ignorance to find reality and gain the ultimate truth
In Meditations, what does it mean to 'get out of bed'?
To be productive and do the duty/work you were born to do
What does being a 'grapevine' mean in the context of Meditations?
To give and ask for nothing in return; to help without seeking recognition
According to The Art of War, what is all warfare based on?
Deception
In Siddhartha, who does Siddhartha have a child with?
Kamala
Who are the two main characters of the Bhagavad Gita?
Krishna and Arjuna
In this creation story, who is responsible for creating mankind and is depicted whipping them with mud?
Nüwa
What is Moksha?
The escape/release from the wheel of life and cycle of rebirth (Samsara)
What is Vasudeva's occupation in Siddhartha?
Ferryman
Who went to war for a long time in ancient India, then converted to Buddhism and set up a bunch of edicts?
Ashoka
Who conquered Dacia and Parthia and expanded Rome to its largest size?
Trajan
Who administratively split the Roman Empire, creating the tetrarchy?
Diocletian
Who was Hanuman?
The monkey man / monkey god