Quiz About Religious Crisis
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Religion has always been a very delicate subject for people. It has sometimes been a source of contradictions, misunderstandings, and above all, conflicts. Unfortunately, religious issues have marked our history, and even though every obedience is as noble as the next one, people don't seem to agree when it comes to respecting and tolerating one another. So, what do you know about religious crisis? Take our quiz and find out.
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What was the result of the 16th Century religious crisis in Europe?- A.
The birth of individualism
- B.
The birth of new small kingdoms
- C.
The birth of Protestantism
- D.
The birth of capitalism
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Who are the most revolutionary Christian individuals of 16th Century Europe?- A.
Pope Pi and Jesus Christ
- B.
Jesus Christ
- C.
Martin Luther and Jean Calvin
- D.
The Vikings and Pope Pi
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When did religious violence begin in Nigeria?- A.
In 1950
- B.
In 1951
- C.
In 1953
- D.
In 1960
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What are the 2 religious groups that constantly clash with each another in India?- A.
Hinduism and Islam
- B.
Shiism and Christianism
- C.
Buddhism and Islam
- D.
Christianism and Islam
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During the 1960s, what social movements threatened Christianism in Europe?- A.
Socialism
- B.
Marxism and feminism
- C.
Communism and liberalism
- D.
More freedom
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- A.
The Roman church
- B.
The Holy office
- C.
The Spanish Inquisition
- D.
The Night Templars
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When was the Spanish Inquisition disbanded?- A.
In 1834
- B.
In 1802
- C.
In 1810
- D.
In 1850
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- A.
Christianism
- B.
Islam
- C.
Judaism
- D.
Buddhism
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What is a spiritual emergency?- A.
It's the urge to connect with God.
- B.
It is an illusion
- C.
It is a mental illness
- D.
It is an unusual perception and sense of consciousness that is part from the norm.
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How are Christianism and Islam called?- A.
Revealed faiths
- B.
Proven religions
- C.
Abrahamic religions
- D.
True faiths
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