Buddhism
In his first sermon, the man known as the Buddha taught Four Noble Truths, which are about:
What is suffering and how to be free from it?
In Judaism, what is Yom Kippur?
What is the Day or Atonement or Repentance?
The word islam means...
What is to submit?
Christian monotheism is distinguished from Jewish and Muslim beliefs about God by...
What is God as Trinity?
According to Hinduism, the law of consequences that governs the chain of lives is called...
What is karma?
One of the Buddha's Four Sights beyond the princely gate
What is an old person; a sick person; a dead person; a holy man?
In Judaism, what is the Talmud?
What is a collection of rabbinical law, opinions, and stories?
What is Adhan?
Andrew Walls describes Christianity and its message as both of these in relation to culture
What is prisoner and liberator?
The earliest revealed scriptures of Hinduism are...
What is the Vedas?
In Buddhism, the main practice that leads to enlightenment or “awakening” is...
What is meditation?
An explanation for the origin or history of the world, an origin story, explanation for the history, present state, and possible futures of the world
What is cosmology?
In what century did Muslims first arrive in North America, specifically the United States?
What is the 15th or 16th centuries?
In Christian practice, the Lord’s Supper, or Eucharist, primarily signifies...
What is Jesus' death as suffering and sacrifice?
This nationalist movement was created in the 1920s, meaning Hindu-ness, named by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, as a resistance to British colonial rule and Islamic Mughal dynasty.
What is the Hindutva Movement?
The idea that the state is neutral as it relates to religion, especially in France.
What is laïcité?
During what event were Jews expelled from Europe?
What is the Inquisition?
The city where Muhammad was born
What is Mecca?
One of the earliest formulations of Christian belief, developed in 325 CE in a council
What is the Nicene Creed?
The ultimate problem in Hinduism, that is to be solved through release, or moksha.
What is samsara? Wandering through
When scholars or students of religion reduce a complex thing to a definable entity
What is essentialism?
ONE of the types of Jewish communities found in the United States?
What is...
Conservative
Orthodox
Reform
Reconstructionist
Humanistic
Jewish Renewal
The Sunnis/Shia split resulted from a disagreement over...
What is who should lead Muslims after Muhammed's death?
The political OR cultural context in which Christianity initially developed
What is the Roman Empire?
What is Hellenistic culture?
What is Jewish culture?
What is perennialism?