What is the name of one of the Four Noble Truths found in Buddhism that focuses on prescribing duties
for adherents to free themselves from suffering?
The Bodhi Tree
The Eightfold Path
Nirvana
The Three
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What is the name of one of the Four Noble Truths found in Buddhism that focuses on prescribing duties
for adherents to free themselves from suffering?
The Bodhi Tree
The Eightfold Path
Nirvana
The Three Jewels
CONCEPT
Duties and Law
2
Which of the following countries is governed by Sharia law?
China
Somalia
India
Turkey
CONCEPT
Religious States
3
Which of the following most adequately describes the general concept of the afterlife found in the world's
religions?
Heaven and hell.
The end or extinction of the soul, or non-material part of the human being.
The loss of personal identity upon death.
The place or experience of life after death.
CONCEPT
Death and Eternity
4
What does the phrase "life cycle event" refer to?
The record of the acts of any religiously significant figure.
A rite of passage or significant moment in the life of an individual.
The view that the individual lives through innumerable lives, cyclically.
A series of festivals and rituals surrounding celebrating the seasons, or "life cycles" of the earth.
CONCEPT
Life Cycle Events
5
Which of the following best describes the concept of "sacred object?"
The primary object of worship in a particular religious tradition, such as God in Christianity.
An object which may be used by a particular religious tradition to persuade a deity to act in a certain way.
An important point of doctrine, or religious belief.
Any object which has symbolic meaning.
CONCEPT
Sacred Objects
6
A state with an official religion, while not completely secular, does not necessarily have a:
state religion.
theocratic government.
religious body or creed officially endorsed by the state.
relationship of any sort between religion and nation.
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