TEST 3 - God in Hinduism

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Lakshmi or Laxmi

Ishvara who gives wealth and prosperity:

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False

In Hinduism God incarnates only in human form because man is His prized creation.

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Saraswati

Ishvara who gives knowledge and wisdom:

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Vedic Sanskrit

The word "Brahman" derived from:

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True

Ishvara is sexless. Yet the Hindus can look upon Ishvara as both father and mother.

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Meritorious Works

Created beings who have exalted to high position as Devas and Devis, has done so by:

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Ishvara

Hindus like to personify various aspects of one and the same ________.

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Fish

The first divine incarnation was in the form of a/an:

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Created Beings

Devas and Devis are:

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innumerable

The Shrimad Bhagavata mentioned the possibility of ______ Divine Incarnations.

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True

The Vedas do not speak of Divine Incarnations instead they talk about Rishis or sages.

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To die for us

Not a reason why Hindu god incarnates into our world.

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Redemption

Which is not one of the functions of Ishvara.

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Shri Ramakrishna

19th century saint looked upon God as the Divine Mother, generate great closeness with God.

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False

When God incarnates, He does not take upon Himself human limitations, He is all powerful.

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Puranic

During the _____________ period the Divine Incarnation was correctly interpreted.

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Henotheistic

"Belief in one god without denying the existence of other gods or spirits."

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Shri Krishna

Who said: "Do not grieve; for I shall liberate you from all sins."

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R'ta

The moral order or basic law, in Sanskrit is called:

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True

When God incarnates, He is perfect from His very birth.

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Saguna Brahman

The personal god is also known as:

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Shiva

When Ishvara destroys, his character (aspect) is better known as:

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Limited

When we think of the infinite God with our finite mind, we unknowingly project a:

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False

The idea of a Personal God is the ultimate truth about God according to Hinduism.

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Maya

By his _____ he has created the world with good and evil in it.

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Nirguna Brahman

The impersonal God is also known as:

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Human

Our mind can never think of God other than in ______ terms.

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To Shine

The Sanskrit word div means:

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Hiranyagarbha

One of the greatest of the Devas in Hinduism is:

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Brahma

In Hinduism, when Ishvara creates, his character (aspect) is better known as:

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False

In Hinduism, all the gods are many, different, individual gods like in Greek mythology.

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Div

The word in Sanskrit means "to shine."

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Universe

R'ta maintains the regularity and orderliness of everything in this _____.

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Nirguna Brahman

Is the state of God when he is neither a male or female, beyond sex.

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Divine Incarnation

Avatara in Sanskrit means:

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TAT

The Aryans believed in an awesome God called:

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Vishnu

When Ishvara preserves, his character (aspect) is better known as:

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False

Hindus believe in Evil or Sin as opposed to "ignorance" written in the Bible.

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Transcendental

The state of God beyond our time, space or causation:

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Reading the vedic hymns

How did Max Muller knew that Hindus are not polytheistic but instead they are henotheistic?

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Less complicated

Not a reason why Bible promotes the idea of ONE God?

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Brahman

The awesome God portrayed in the Vedic hymns is better known as:

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That

The Vedic Sanskrit word "TAT" can be loosely translated in English as:

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Pantheism

Hindus can worship a rat or tree because Hinduism shares basic idea with:

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Ishvara

The incarnation of Jesus in the Bible can be compared to ________ in Hinduism.

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One Moral Standard; One Human Race; Everyone Equal

Why Bible promotes the idea of ONE or oneness of God?

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True

When we create idols, we become the keepers of our gods instead of God taking care of us.

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We can avoid evil

Why does the Bible make clear distinction between good and evil?

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True

When we believe in many different gods, we may have different moral standards.

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True

When we label anything as "God," we disrespect God's name and break his Law.

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Varna

The Hindu word for caste:

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Head

According to Rig Veda, the Brahmins came from which part of the primordial man?

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Kshatriya

They are known for working for the government or in politics:

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Brahmin

They are the intellectual and are religious members of the society:

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Aryans

The caste system was a social order first introduced by the:

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Arms

According to Rig Veda, the warriors and kings came from ______ of the primordial man.

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Thighs

According to Rig Veda, the businessmen came from ______ of the primordial man.

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Theism

This worldview believes total absolutes - meaning no gray areas (lying is always wrong).

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General Revelation

The knowledge that comes from God's created works (nature) is known as:

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Theism

This worldview believes that once we die, we rest in peace, no reincarnation or rebirths.

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Pantheism

This worldview suggests that there is no EVIL but our ignorance is evil.

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Robert Frost

"Two roads diverged in the wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by,..." Who wrote this poem?

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By Testing

How do we know that our worldview is accurate?

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True

Similarity between Henotheism and Polytheism is that both believes in a supernatural realm.

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Pantheism

This worldview promotes that we do not need a savior since we are gods and can help ourselves.

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Jesus Christ of Nazareth

Identify which is NOT a Transcendental state of God.

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Previously a Human; Aryan God

One probably reason why Brahma is depicted with a human skin color:

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Pantheism

Naturalist says the material world is as real as it gets, which is the opposite of:

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Worldview

We all believe something therefore we all have our own ___________.

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Monotheism

Henotheism is a mix between Pantheism and _____________.

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Human being

Deva is a lesser god who was __________ in previous life before becoming a Deva.

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Iron

We are currently living in which yuga (age) or time?

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Rishi

People who taught Hindu beliefs and had special spiritual powers were known as:

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False

Because Jesus was bound by R'ta, He can forgive sins, do miracles, raise people from dead.

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True

According to Hinduism, Personal God means - you can personalize the God in any way you want.

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Through Jesus

YHWH is impersonal, he is not knowable and yet how are we able to know God's true character?

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Jesus

Identify the Ishvara in the Bible:

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True

When we create idols, we give chance for people to disrespect, humiliate, trample our gods.

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Theis

"Know that the Lord is God. It is he who made us, and we are his." Psalms 100:3. David was a:

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Max Muller

German ideologist who believed Hindus are not Polytheistic: