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    10- The doctrine and belief in multiple gods is called:

    • Monotheism
    • Polytheism
    • Polybelief Systems
    • Monobelief
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Explore foundational aspects of various religious traditions in the 'Nature of Religion Revision' quiz. It covers concepts like Indus and Semitic religions, and distinguishes between immanent and transcendent dimensions, enhancing understanding of global religious perspectives.

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  • 2. 

    9- The doctrine and belief in one God is called:

    • Polytheism

    • Uno God

    • Monobelief

    • Monotheism

    Correct Answer
    A. Monotheism
    Explanation
    Monotheism is the correct answer because it refers to the doctrine and belief in one God. It is the opposite of polytheism, which is the belief in multiple gods. "Uno God" and "Monobelief" are not valid terms or concepts.

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  • 3. 

    12- Atheism is the rejection of belief in God

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    Atheism is indeed the rejection of belief in God. Atheists do not believe in the existence of any god or higher power. They may have different reasons for their disbelief, such as lack of evidence or philosophical arguments against the existence of God. Atheism is a position that asserts the absence of belief in God, rather than a belief in the non-existence of God.

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  • 4. 

    14- The Indigenous Religion shares an animistic world view

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The statement "The Indigenous Religion shares an animistic world view" is true. Indigenous religions often believe that all objects, places, and creatures possess a spiritual essence, and they worship and communicate with these spirits. This worldview is known as animism. It is characterized by a belief in the interconnectedness of all living and non-living things and a reverence for nature. Animism is commonly found in indigenous cultures around the world, where it plays a significant role in their religious practices and rituals.

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    5- Those Religious Traditions that have common roots in Israel such as Christianity, Judaism and Islam are called:  

    • Indus Religions

    • Semitic Religions

    • Israeli Religions

    • Middle Eastern Religions

    Correct Answer
    A. Semitic Religions
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Semitic Religions" because Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all trace their origins back to Israel and are considered to be part of the Semitic religious tradition. The term "Semitic" refers to the language group that includes Hebrew and Arabic, which are the languages of these three religions. Therefore, Semitic Religions is the most appropriate term to describe these religious traditions.

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    2- Religion can be best defined as:

    • The means by which a person attempts to seek meaning and answers to the essential questions of life through a transcendent dimension

    • The means by which a person belongs to a common group of believers

    • The study of God's existence and power

    • A way to find answers to the problems and struggles of life only when they arise

    Correct Answer
    A. The means by which a person attempts to seek meaning and answers to the essential questions of life through a transcendent dimension
    Explanation
    B, C and D are correct to a small extent as elements but A embodies the purpose and function of Religion

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    3- What is the 'Immanent Dimension'?

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are beyond human limitations and this world

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are within the human and world

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are both within and beyond the human and world

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are within symbols

    Correct Answer
    A. A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are within the human and world
    Explanation
    The immanent dimension refers to a world view that acknowledges the presence of a divine being and/or powers that exist within the human and the world. This perspective recognizes that there is a spiritual aspect to both humanity and the natural world, and that divinity can be found within these realms rather than solely existing outside of them.

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  • 8. 

    15- The characteristics of Religion are:

    • Religious Paintings

    • Beliefs/believers

    • Sacred Texts/Writing

    • Dynamism

    • Rituals/Ceremonies

    • Ethics

    • Changing over time

    • Ambition

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Beliefs/believers
    A. Sacred Texts/Writing
    A. Rituals/Ceremonies
    A. Ethics
    Explanation
    This answer is correct because it includes the key characteristics of religion, which are beliefs/believers, sacred texts/writing, rituals/ceremonies, and ethics. These characteristics are commonly associated with religious practices and are essential components of most religious traditions. The other characteristics listed in the question, such as religious paintings, dynamism, changing over time, and ambition, may also be relevant in certain religious contexts, but they are not universally recognized as defining features of religion.

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    4- What is the 'Transcendent Dimension'?

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are within the human and worl

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are within symbols/totems

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are both within and beyond the human and world

    • A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are beyond human limitations and the world

    Correct Answer
    A. A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are beyond human limitations and the world
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "A world view that recognises a divine being and/or powers that are beyond human limitations and the world." This answer accurately describes the concept of the Transcendent Dimension, which refers to a belief system that acknowledges the existence of a higher power or divine being that surpasses human limitations and extends beyond the physical world. This worldview recognizes that there are forces or powers at work that are beyond human comprehension and control.

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    8- The way a Religious Tradition interprets their beliefs about the world and the way they view the world are known as:

    • Religious Perspective

    • Religious World View

    • Religious Dimensions

    • Religious Outlook of the World

    Correct Answer
    A. Religious World View
    Explanation
    The term "Religious World View" refers to the way a religious tradition interprets their beliefs about the world and how they perceive and understand the world. It encompasses the religious beliefs, values, practices, and perspectives that shape the way individuals within a religious tradition view and interact with the world around them. This term encompasses a broader understanding of how religion influences one's perspective and understanding of the world, rather than just focusing on beliefs or dimensions of religion.

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    13- Atheism and Agnosticism are the same concept in believing in no God

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    Atheism and agnosticism are not the same concept. Atheism is the belief that there is no God or gods, while agnosticism is the belief that the existence of God or gods is unknown or unknowable. While both positions involve a lack of belief in a higher power, atheism is a positive assertion that there is no God, whereas agnosticism is a position of uncertainty or skepticism. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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    11- The Ancient Celtic religion is an example of a Monotheistic religion

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement is false because the Ancient Celtic religion is actually an example of a polytheistic religion, not monotheistic. Polytheistic religions believe in and worship multiple gods or deities, while monotheistic religions believe in and worship only one god. The Ancient Celtic religion involved the worship of various gods and goddesses associated with different aspects of nature and daily life.

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    1- Those traditions that have a common civilisation root originating in India such as Hinduism and Buddhism, are called:

    • Asian Religions

    • Indian Religions

    • Indus Religions

    • Semitic Religions

    Correct Answer
    A. Indus Religions
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Indus Religions" because the question asks for the name of traditions that have a common civilization root originating in India, specifically mentioning Hinduism and Buddhism. The Indus Valley Civilization was one of the earliest urban civilizations in the Indian subcontinent, and it is believed to have influenced the development of these religions. Therefore, "Indus Religions" is the most appropriate term to describe these traditions.

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    7- Different branches or variations of belief, practice and devotion within a particular Religious Tradition, such as Catholicism, Anglicanism and Orthodox within Christianity are called:  

    • Religious Variants

    • Religious Branches

    • Religions

    • Religious Groupings

    Correct Answer
    A. Religious Variants
    Explanation
    Different branches or variations of belief, practice, and devotion within a particular religious tradition are called religious variants. This term refers to the different denominations or sects that exist within a larger religious tradition, such as Catholicism, Anglicanism, and Orthodox within Christianity. These variants may have different interpretations of religious texts, rituals, and practices, but they share a common foundation and belong to the same overall religious tradition.

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    6- What term is used to refer to the five Major World Traditions?

    • World Religions

    • Religious Communities of the World

    • Religious Traditions

    • Religions

    Correct Answer
    A. Religious Traditions
    Explanation
    The term "Religious Traditions" is used to refer to the five Major World Traditions. This term encompasses the various beliefs, practices, rituals, and customs that are followed by different religious groups around the world. It acknowledges the diversity and cultural significance of these traditions and highlights their importance in shaping the religious landscape globally.

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  • 16. 

    What characteristics make a Religion living and dynamic? 

    • Practical Achievements

    • Ambition

    • Decaying

    • Constantly changing over time

    • Energy

    • Threatens believers to stay

    • Contains sacred text/writings

    • New ideas

    • Provides ethical framework

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Practical Achievements
    A. Ambition
    A. Constantly changing over time
    A. Energy
    A. New ideas
    Explanation
    Religion is considered living and dynamic when it possesses certain characteristics. Practical achievements refer to the ability of a religion to bring tangible benefits and improvements to the lives of its followers. Ambition implies that a religion has goals and aspirations for its believers. Constantly changing over time indicates that a religion adapts and evolves to meet the needs and demands of its followers in different eras. Energy suggests that a religion is vibrant, active, and full of vitality. New ideas signify that a religion encourages innovation and the exploration of fresh concepts. These characteristics contribute to the liveliness and dynamism of a religion.

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    Which points would you include in a response on the contributions of religion to the individual? 

    • Answer to life's profound question

    • Maintaining order and wellbeing

    • Ability to feed and house people

    • Explains the creation of the universe

    • Gives individual an identity as a believer

    • Preserving peace and harmony though at times religions have at times have created hostilities

    • Society's laws are based on the ethical systems of a religious tradition

    • System of ethics that guides person in behaving appropriately

    • Art/Architecture

    • Help individuals address current and challenging ethical issues and make decisions

    • Diet and dress

    • Literature

    • Ways to celebrate significant events

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Answer to life's profound question
    A. Explains the creation of the universe
    A. Gives individual an identity as a believer
    A. System of ethics that guides person in behaving appropriately
    A. Help individuals address current and challenging ethical issues and make decisions
    A. Ways to celebrate significant events
    Explanation
    Religion provides answers to life's profound questions and explains the creation of the universe, giving individuals a sense of purpose and meaning. It also gives individuals an identity as a believer, providing a sense of belonging and community. Religion provides a system of ethics that guides individuals in behaving appropriately and helps them address current and challenging ethical issues, aiding in decision-making. Additionally, religion offers ways to celebrate significant events, fostering a sense of tradition and cultural expression.

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    Which points would you include in a response on the contributions of religion to society and culture? 

    • Maintaining order and wellbeing

    • Answer to life's profound question

    • Ability to feed and house people

    • Explains the creation of the universe

    • Society's laws are based on the ethical systems of a religious tradition

    • Diet and dress

    • Preserving peace and harmony though at times religions have at times have created hostilities

    • Gives individual an identity as a believer

    • Art/Architecture

    • System of ethics that guides person in behaving appropriately

    • Help individuals address current and challenging ethical issues and make decisions ways to celebrate significant events

    • Literature

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Maintaining order and wellbeing
    A. Ability to feed and house people
    A. Society's laws are based on the ethical systems of a religious tradition
    A. Diet and dress
    A. Preserving peace and harmony though at times religions have at times have created hostilities
    A. Art/Architecture
    A. Literature
    Explanation
    Religion plays a significant role in society and culture by maintaining order and wellbeing. It provides a framework for moral and ethical values, which helps in guiding individuals to behave appropriately. Additionally, religion also contributes to society by providing support and resources to feed and house people in need. The ethical systems of religious traditions often form the basis of society's laws, shaping the legal system. Religion also influences individuals' dietary choices and dress, reflecting cultural practices and beliefs. While religion has at times created hostilities, it also aims to preserve peace and harmony. Moreover, religion has a profound impact on art, architecture, literature, and ways to celebrate significant events, shaping cultural expressions and traditions.

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