Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
100

What do Hindus believe happen when somebody dies?

They are reincarnated (reborn) into another person or creature

100

What is the nickname for the founder of Buddhism?

Buddha

100

Who is the founder of Judaism?

Abraham

100

What is the sacred text of Christianity called?

The Bible

100

What language of the word "Allah" and what is it's meaning?

Arabic; God

200

What religion(s) is/are descended from Hinduism?

Buddhism

200

How many gods do Buddhists worship and what is the word for this?

None; non-theistic

200

What is the sacred text of Judaism

Torah / Hebrew Bible

200

What are the basic beliefs of Christians?

One God

Jesus is the son of God

Jesus died on the cross and for the sins of all who believe in him and ask for forgiveness.

200

What is the sacred text in Islam?

Qu'ran

300

What is the religious text of Hinduism?

The Vedas

300

How do Buddhists believe your good or bad actions are measured on earth? (Bonus +300pts: how do the actions of the living impact them when they die?)

actions are manifested into Karma. If you have good karma, you will be reborn as a rich or powerful person, but if you have bad karma, then you will be reborn as a poor person or possibly an animal or insect.

300

What religion(s) is/are descended from Judaism?

Christianity & Islam

300

What percentage of the present-day world is Christian?

~28%

300

What is the Moral code of Islam called? (+300 points: name at least 3 of their main requirements)

The 5 Pillars of Islam:

- Shahada (profession of faith)

- Salah (ritual prayer)

- Zakat (almsgiving)

- Sawm (fasting during Ramadan)

- Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca)

400

What was the most significant thing India took from Hinduism when establishing its civilization?

The idea of the caste system, or the social hierarchy & class system

400

What is the moral Code of Buddhism?

the 8 fold path / 4 noble truths

400

What is a Jewish place of worship called?

Synagogue


400

What are the main 3 branches of Christianity?

Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant

400

In what direction do Muslims pray? Why?

Mecca, Saudi Arabia because it is the city in which Islam was born

500

What is Moksha?

The ultimate goal of Hindus. It is the understanding f all things and the release from reincarnation.

500

1000pts What present-day country has the highest population of Buddhists?

China with over 250 million followers

500

Why were the Jews enslaved and scattered about the Roman Empire?

Rebellions caused by high taxes & a lack of basic respect for Jewish culture and practices

500

What is Protestantism?

Protestantism is a major branch of Christianity that originated in the 16th-century Reformation, a movement to reform the Catholic Church. Key tenets include salvation by grace through faith alone.

500

Why do Muslims historically get sick less than other religions

They wash before they pray & they pray 5 times a day

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