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RELI 448N Week 6 Quiz - 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

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Question No. 1 Biblical Judaism refers to Judaism that: Predates the destruction of the Second Temple Follows the destruction of the Second Temple Is led by teachers called Rabbis Encourages the creation of the nation-state of Israel Question No. 2 Which of the following is not a form of Judaism? Conservative Judaism Orthodox Judaism Revisionist Judaism Reform Judaism Question No. 3 This is the most traditional form of Judaism: Conservative Judaism Orthodox Judaism Reform Judaism Rabbinical Judaism Question No. 4 The dispersion of Jews beyond Israel, particularly to Persia, Egypt, & the Mediterranean region is called: Diaspora Holocaust Essenes Ashkenazim Question No. 5 This term means “ritually correct” & refers mainly to the preparation & consumption of food: Kosher Midrash Tallit Bar (Bat) Mitzvah Question No. 6 Members of the priestly families, living primarily in Jerusalem, who were in charge of the temple & its activities were called: Pharisees Zealots Essenes Sadducees Question No. 7 The most recent period in Jewish history, called the reform, is characterized by all of the following except: The innovations of the European Enlightenment The laws of Napoleon A movement away from modern political & philosophical ideals The inspiration of the American & French Revolutions Question No. 8 Isaiah was a: King Prophet Priest Rabbi Question No. 9 The list of authoritative books (of the Christian Bible) is called: The Canon The Gospels The Epistles The Torah Question No. 10 The preparatory period of penance, preceding Easter & lasting 40 days, is called: Passover Lent Advent Pentecost Question No. 11 The 95 Theses were a set of demands for change & reformation that were made by: John Calvin Martin Luther Henry VIII Huldrych Zwingli Question No. 12 The gospel that has been referred to as the “women’s gospel” is the gospel of: Matthew Mark Luke John Question No. 13 Martin Luther’s reforms included: An end to the sale of indulgences The removal of the term filioque from the Nicene Creed The acceptance of the doctrine of predestination The rejection of a dependence on ordained clergy Question No. 14 The belief that because God is all-powerful & all-knowing, a human being’s ultimate reward or punishment is already decreed by God is called: Predetermination Free Will Eternalism Predestination Question No. 15 Our text defines all of the following forms of Christianity as “non-traditional” except: Egyptian Coptic Christianity Mormonism Jehovah’s Witnesses Unitarian

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