Buddhism
Who is Siddartha Guatama
In the Upanishadic period, this was the most important thing to be observed.
What is your character?
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?
The practice of daily worship in Hinduism
What is Puja
The college that Mr. Logan attended
What is Wesleyan University
The four people that the man who went on to become the Buddha saw on his excursions outside his palace
A sick person, an old person, a corpse, and a wandering holy man
Considered one of the greatest eras of creative thinking in the history of hinduism
What is the Upanishadic period, extra 100 if you can tell me why
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
The visual images and symbols used in a work of art or the study or interpretation of these.
What is iconography
What are the five core values of Canterbury
Respect, Honesty, Self Reliance, Spirituality, and compassion
The first noble truth
What is Dukkha, the truth of suffering
Please name the four Castes
Brahmin (priests/philospophers), Ksatriyahs (warriors), Vaisyus (merchants, farmers), Shudras( unskilled laborers)
Six features that discussed in World Religions
What are Authority, ritual, explanation, tradition, grace, and mystery
What did we say that most Hindus are seeking in their respective practices
What is inner peace and Harmony
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
According to Buddhism, these two qualities should be developed equally for a person to be well on their path.
What is compassion and wisdom?
This was created, established, and internalized by invaders of one of the first civilizations.
What is the Caste System?
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?
The difference between Brahman and Brahmin
What is one is a respective Caste, the other is the supreme being in Hinduism
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. This is when people tend to adopt their respective worldviews
What are their teens?
The eightfold paths aims at promoting and perfecting the three essentials of Buddhist training and discipline. What are the three essentials?
Ethical conduct, Mental Discipline, and Wisdom
In Hinduism, when it is realized that this and Brahman are one in the same, one realizes the state of Moksha. This is not apart of Buddhist belief
What is Atman
To begin the process of developing one's worldview, more of these start to come to one's mind.
What are questions?
What is Who am I, what do I want? What is my purpose? What am I grateful for?
What is a Personal Problem or PP?