Judaism
True or False - The Holocaust was a Jewish celebration of faith.
False
What is a vision quest?
A vision quest is a coming-of-age ceremony for some indigenous young people seeking direction in life.
What is the holy day of the week for Muslims?
Fridays
True or False - Lord Brahma plays the role of The Creator.
True
True or false - Orthodox Jewish Men wear winter caps and prayer scarves.
True.
Orthodox Jewish men often wear winter caps (such as kippahs or yarmulkes) as a sign of reverence and humility before God. The kippah is typically worn at all times, but especially during prayer, meals, or while studying religious texts.
They also wear tallit (prayer shawls) during prayers, particularly during morning prayers (Shacharit). The tallit is worn over the shoulders and has fringes, called tzitzit, at the corners, which are a commandment in the Torah. The tallit is worn to fulfill a religious obligation and to remind the wearer of God's commandments.
True or false - The Menorah or six branched candlestick was the one in the temple in Jerusalem.
False - the Menorah in the temple had seven branches, not six.
True or false - The Grandfather teachings are taught by Catholic priests.
False - These teachings are often passed down through elders and community leaders within Indigenous cultures.
Muslims honour prophet Muhammad, as…
The Final Prophet
What is the most sacred river for Hindus?
The Ganges (or Ganga) is considered the most sacred river in Hinduism. It is personified as the goddess Ganga, who is believed to have descended from the heavens to Earth. The river holds immense spiritual significance, and many Hindus believe that bathing in its waters can purify the soul, wash away sins, and help achieve liberation (moksha).
Jewish weekly day of rest
Sabbath
Do Jews believe that Jesus is the Messiah?
Jews do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah. In Judaism, the Messiah is expected to be a future leader who will bring peace, rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, and gather all Jews back to the Promised Land.
What happens in a smudging ceremony?
A smudging ceremony is a sacred ritual in many Indigenous cultures, particularly in North America, used to purify or cleanse a person, space, or object from negative energy or spiritual influences. The ceremony typically involves the burning of sacred plants, such as sage, sweetgrass, cedar, or tobacco, and the smoke is used in various ways to promote healing, spiritual well-being, and protection.
What is the Sunna?
A collection of Muhammad’s own words and actions
What was the period between 1500 BC until 600 BC called?
The Vedic Period,
What is the Jewish place of worship called?
The Synagogue
What is the usual age for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah?
13 for boys
12 for girls
Who were residential schools run by?
The government and Catholic churches
How is the Qur'an divided?
The Qur’an is divided into 114 Suras, which are like chapters.
What is the most important Muslim belief?
Salat (prayer)
Why was it surprising that the menorah stayed lit for 8 days?
There was only enough oil to keep it lit for 1 day
What is prejudice against Jewish people called?
Anti-semitism
What is animism?
Animism is the belief that all objects, creatures, and elements of the natural world—such as animals, plants, rocks, rivers, and even the sky—possess a spiritual essence or consciousness.
What does the word "Islam" mean?
Submission - Islam refers to the act of submission to the will of Allah (God). A person who follows Islam is called a Muslim, which means someone who submits to Allah's will.
What are the Vedas?
Early sacred scriptures of Hinduism
Jews use Hanukkah to remember that they are called to be a _______________.
Light to the world