What is the Judaism holy book called?
Torah
What does Easter celebrate?
the resurrection of Jesus Christ
What is the Muslim holy book called?
Quran
This pillar is the statement of the Islamic faith...one god (Allah) and Muhammad is his messenger.
Shahada = Faith
True or False...All three religions believe in one god...
True
What is the symbol for Judaism?
the Star of David
What is the symbol for Christianity?
the holy cross
Who is the final prophet and founder of Islam?
Muhammad
This pillar demands that all Muslims must pray five times per day.
Salah/Salat = Prayer
True or False...All three religions started with Abraham...
True
What is the name of a Jewish place of worship?
Synagogue
What does the name "Christ" mean?
messiah or deliverer
What is the symbol for Islam?
the Crescent and the Star
This pillar requires Muslims to donate 2.5% of their income to charity.
Zakah/Zakat = Charity
Tell me what your know about the Kaaba? Who built it? Who was it built for? What do people do at the Kaaba
Abraham, God, deep spiritual prayer.
True or False...Jews believe in the New Testament...
False
Does the Old Testament or New Testament tell about the life and teachings of Jesus Christ?
New Testament
What is the name of an Islamic place or worship?
Mosque
What does the pillar called Sawm require Muslims to do?
Fasting...no eating or drinking during daylight hours during the month of Ramadan.
What is the holiest city for both Jews and Christians?
Jerusalem
What are at least two things Jesus taught/teach his followers?
Forgiveness, Love, treat others ho you want to be treated, believe in god, repent for your sins, love your enemy, serve the poor and less fortunate...
What ceremony do many Christians take part in that acknowledges the faith and belief in god and Jesus?
Baptism
True or False...The Arabic word for god is "almighty..."
False
What does the pillar called Hajj require Muslims to do?
At least once in someone's life make a pilgrimage (journey) to the holy city of Mecca.
What is the Last Supper? What weekly spiritual ceremony began at the Last Supper?
Jesus the night before his crucifixion sitting with his apostles. Holy communion to remember Jesus by drinking the "blood" and his "flesh."