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RELI-448N Week 2 Quiz 1: Correct Solutions RELI 448N Week 2 Quiz Chamberlain College RELI 448N Comparative Religion Pantheism is the view that: There is only one God. ... Everything in the universe is divine. All elements of nature are filled with spirits. The existence of God cannot be proven. Agnosticism is the view that: The existence of God cannot be proven. All elements of nature are filled with spirits. There is no God or gods. Everything in the universe is divine. The term immanent implies that the Divine is: Extant primarily in a realm beyond the everyday world. Present in the immediate, natural world. Only found after death. Completely inaccessible. The theory that religion is rooted in placating & worshipping spirits is attributed to: William James E. B. Tylor Sigmmund Freud Rudolf Otto The view that religion was a symptom of the poverty & inadequacy of modern society is attributed to: Carl Jung William James Karl Marx Sigmund Freud True or False: Religious Studies, as a discipline, is focused on making definitive statements about the “Truth” of individual religious traditions. True False All of the following are examples of characteristic emotional experiences of religions except: Dread Inner Peace Guilt Correct Answer Pride Derived from the words for “sitting near,” these texts record insights into external & internal realities: Correct Answer The Upanishads The Vedas The Sutras The Bhagavad Gita A word meaning both “magic” & “matter,” & also carrying the connotation of “illusion” is: Karma Moksha Maya Samsara The Hindu deity associated with preservation is: Brahma Vishnu Shiva Ganesha All of the following are forms of the Divine Mother except: Durga Kali Lakshmi Ganesha The yoga that seeks union with the divine through acts of devotion, either to deities or to the teacher, is called: Jnana Yoga Bhakti Yoga Karma Yoga Raja Yoga Though it does not appear in the Bhagavad Gita, the fourth yoga promotes meditation & includes the physical practice of yoga with which we are most familiar in the West. This fourth Yoga is called: Bhakti Yoga Jnana Yoga Karma Yoga Raja Yoga Rama & Krishna are believed to be emanations of which deity? Brahma Vishnu Shiva Durga The act of looking into the eyes of a guru in order to experience the divine energy that the teacher radiates is called: Karma Moksha Darshan Siddhi [Show More]

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