Belief in one God
What is Monotheism?
Belief in more than one god
What is polytheism?
The conflict in Israel is best described as what type of conflict?
Interfaith
The rebirth of consciousness into a new form
What is reincarnation?
Chinese tradition and African tradition often represent this type of religion
What is folk
The Crusades were a religious conflict between which two groups of people over the Holy Land?
Muslims and Christians
Belief that your actions, good and bad, will impact your next life
What is karma?
This type of religious belief, common in more tribal religions, attributes spirits or souls to animals and even non-living objects.
What is animism?
Relocation Diffusion
The Troubles refers to an intrafaith conflict in Northern Ireland between which two groups?
Catholics & Protestants
Type of religious building in Buddhism, Judaism and Hinduism
What is a temple?
Type of religious building for worship in Islam
What is a Mosque?
the religious rite of sprinkling water onto a person's forehead or of immersion in water, symbolizing purification or regeneration and admission to the Christian Church.
What is Baptism?
The conflict between Sunni Muslims and Shia Muslims is over what?
Type of religion that does not focus itself or acknowledge the idea of Gods
What is nontheistic?
An individual who self-describes as "unaffiliated" with religion is often referred by this term
What is atheist or agnostic?
Many ethnic religions typically stay near their hearth, however this one is an exception due to the diaspora that has occurred in its past. It was located in Eastern Europe before persecution forced migration towards Germany. Persecution in Germany led to the founding of it's own nation state.
What is Judaism
What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?
1. Submission to God
2. Pilgrimage to Mecca
3. Fasting (Ramadan)
4. Giving to Charity (Alms)
5. Prayer 5 times a Day
Smallest split of a religion. Example for Christianity: Methodist, Southern Baptist, Presbyterian
What are denominations?
The Great Schism resulted in the creation of which two branches of Christianity?
Catholicism and Orthodoxy