The belief in one God.
Monotheism
The word for the belief that God is one being in 3 persons.
Trinity
The founder of Islam is _____.
Muhammad
The Islamic belief in one God as one person.
Unitarian Monotheism
What are the 2 holy books of Judaism?
The Torah and the Talmud
The belief that no gods exist.
Atheism
The characteristic of God that states He is fundamentally different in nature from any other being in the Universe.
Divine
Mecca
Muslims refer to belief in the Trinity as this.
Shirk or Blasphemy
less
The belief that it is not possible to know anything about God, including whether or not a god exists.
Agnosticism
The characteristic of God which states that He knows all things.
Omniscient
The founder of Islam claimed to receive the Quran from this angel over a period of 23 years.
According to Islam, where does evil come from?
God created it.
The Jewish festival that allows for a day of rest is _____.
Sabbath
The belief in multiple gods.
Polytheism
The characteristic of God which states that He is capable of doing anything logically possible and in accordance with His nature.
Omnipotent
The city that the founder of Islam fled to after experiencing persecution is _____.
Medina
Muslims believe that 2 Biblical passages predict the coming of Muhammad. Name one of them.
Deuteronomy 18:15-18 or John 14:16
This Jewish group is still looking for the messiah and strictly observes the written and oral Torah.
Orthodox Jews
The belief that everything is God.
Pantheism
God's communication about Himself that is available to all people at all times is known as _____ _____.
General Revelation
The official start date for Islam is _____.
September 24, 622
Give an example of one of the Hadith from the video we watched in class.
Oiling hair, blessing a house before you enter it, sitting while eating or drinking, sleeping on the right side, cupping, visiting the poor, being quiet and speaking good, always smiling, eating in moderation, using miswak, going to bed and rising early.
This group of Jews believes each individual Jew can define Judaism for themselves.
Reform Jews