Big 5
One or Many?
Mista! Why we gotta know dis?!
Its statutes not statues!
Where God stay?
100
This religion believes that a man named Jesus Christ died for our sins.
What is Christianity? 
100
This term refers to religions that venerate only one god.
What is monotheism? 
100
Studying this is important because it is both relevant and revelatory.
What is religion? 
100
A ceremonial act or action.
What are rituals? 
100
This is the number of dimensions or aspects that the Sacraments have.
What is four? 
200
Most people who practice this religion live in India.
What is Hinduism? 
200
This term refers to religions that venerate more than one god.
What is polytheism? 
200
"What is the meaning of Life?" is an example of religion helping us to do this.
What is exploring the "big questions"? 
200
This is the definition of doctrines.
What is a set of beliefs? 
200
This is a view of the Sacraments the point us in the direction of God.
What are road signs? 
300
This religion's main prophet is named Muhammed.
What is Islam? 
300
This is the name of a Norse god.
Who is Thor, Odin, Loki, Freya? 
300
Dr. Varun Soni said that studying religion is both of these things. (Hint: Both words start with R.)
What is relevant and revelatory? 
300
A set of moral and ethical codes....not a carved or cast figure.
What is a statute?
300
Sacraments can be seen as logos which help us to do this.
What is remind us of God? 
400
This religion's doctrine is called "The Four Noble Truths".
What is Buddhism?
400
Gods like Ra, Anubis, and Osiris belong to this religion.
What is Egyptian? 
400
This is an example of "increasing cultural awareness and understanding" having to do with the Jewish faith.
What is Kosher?
400
In Christianity, this is an example of a statute.
What are the 10 Commandments? 
400
When we experience the Sacraments at different points in life we refer to them as this.
What are stepping stones? 
500
These are the names of all five of the world's major religions.
What is Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Christianity? 
500
This is the only polytheistic religion out of the five major religions practiced in the world.
What is Hinduism? 
500
This is one of the "big questions" that studying religion can help us look at.
What is the meaning of Life, What happens when we die, etc.?
500
The Nicene creed in Christianity is considered an example of this.
What is a doctrine? 
500
These are the four aspects of the Sacraments.
What are Memorials, Celebration, Communion, and Transformation?
600
This angel appears in both Christian and Islamic traditions.
Who is Gabriel? 
600
Islam and Christianity are monotheistic religions along with this other religion.
What is Judaism? 
600
These are three reasons why we study religion.
What is...
1. Increasing cultural awareness and understanding.
2. It helps us explore the "big questions".
3. It gives us global insight and understanding.
600
These are the three characteristics that all religions share.
What are doctrines, statutes, and rituals? 
600
An empowerment to become more holy and minister to others.
What is transformation? 