Worldview
Hinduism
Religion
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a set of presuppositions (assumptions which may be true, partially true or entirely false) which we hold (consciously or subconsciously, consistently or inconsistently) about the make up of the world

What is the definition of worldview

100

The practice of daily worship in Hinduism

What is Puja

100

Please name at least one of the Ten things that every college student needs to know about religion.

What is

100

The topic of conversation for our class debate in which half of the class was opposed to, while the other side was in support of

What is compensation for college athletes

100

The names of the two deities of Hinduism from the powerpoint presentation on God

Who are Krishna and Shiva

200

To begin the process of developing one's worldview, more of these start to come to one's mind. 

What are questions?

200

The estimated amount of deities in Hinduism

What is 330,000,000

200

Six features that discussed in World Religions

What are Authority, ritual, explanation, tradition, grace, and mystery

200

The visual images and symbols used in a work of art or the study or interpretation of these.

What is iconography

200

The name of the Omniscient, Omnipotent, Omnipresent supreme being in Hinduism

What is Brahman

300

Humans tend to lean on this in order to make thinking more convenient. *Hint we played a game that pertained to this a couple weeks into class*

What is association?

300

The cylces of life and rebirth, as well as the release from these cycles. 

What are Samsara and Moksha

300

The difference between theism and Deism

What is in deism, the supreme being does not govern or intervene. Would accept also what is in theism, the one god intervenes with it's creatures

300

They frequently reject new understandings and discoveries in the fields of religion, culture, science, etc. out of hand because they are incompatible with their personal worldview. So when do people tend to adopt their respective worldviews?

What are their teens?

300

The name of the group that took over the region of Mohenjo-Daro/ The Indus Valley Civilization

Who are the Indo-Aryan people

400

The average rate of change in support of interracial marriage between 1948 and 1991 was slightly less than 1 percentage point a year. During that interval, youths -- who were less racist -- entered adulthood one at a time. Elderly adults died, also one at a time. These statistics are evidence of

What is evidence of the gradual change of the population's worldview

400

Considered the birthplace of civilization, this place had a few qualities that had this ahead of its time. Please name a view of those qualities as well

What is Mohenjo-Daro (Indus valley civilization), and what are no temples, no palaces, no tombs, were considered egalitarian. 

400

In the 19 definitions of Religion that we discussed in class, these were two of the main themes around the definitions. 

What is belief and human existence. Need for a higher power, justification for the unknown could also be accepted. 

400

Please name the song and artist of the track that was played when discussing some imperfections with religion

What is Bad Religion by Frank Ocean

400

What is the name of the Sacred text that featured the hymn of Purusha

What is the Rig Veda

500

Why are we here?  Are we created for a purpose? Why do we die? Has death always been part of the human condition?  Should we be good?  Why do we seek harmony?  What is the “problem” of evil?

What are questions for developing a worldview?

500

This was created, established, and internalized by invaders of one of the first civilizations. 

What is the Caste System.

500

A common trait of the depictions of God throughout the centuries as discussed in class

What is the images were depicted by those in power

500

What did we say that most Hindus are seeking in their respective practices

What is inner peace and Harmony

500

One of the longterm consequences of systems created by those who benefit from it the most

What is the internalized belief of it being truth, treated the norm of the society it is presented in