You passed this Milestone
21 questions were answered correctly.
4 questions were answered incorrectly.
1
Which of the following statements is true of the historical approach to studying
religion?
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The historical approach compares beliefs and practices of religions.
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The historical approach relies on quantitative methods.
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The historical approach relies on qualitative methods.
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The historical approach studies changes in religion over time.
CONCEPT
Historical Approaches
2
Which of the following events in the Buddha's life is not associated with a pilgrimage
site in northeast India?
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The Buddha's birth
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The birth of the Buddha's son
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The first sermon
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Parinirvana
CONCEPT
Pilgrimages
3
Which of the following describes a major difference between Indian and Taoic
religions?
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, Indian religions share a linguistic origin, while Taoic religions share a common belief in
universal energy.
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Taoic religions are monotheistic, while Indian religions are non-theistic.
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Taoic religions are non-theistic, while Indian religions are monotheistic.
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Taoic religions share a linguistic origin, while Indian religions share a common belief in
universal energy.
CONCEPT
Comparative Religion
4
What was the primary reason for the Crusades?
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Clashes over theology
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Control of eastern Europe, north Africa, and Palestine
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Struggle for control over religious texts
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Belief in gods other than the monotheistic deity
CONCEPT
Religious Wars & Violence
5
Which of the following is not true of the Christian view on marriage?
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Marriage is one of the five important relationships.
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Marriage may also be called holy matrimony.
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Marriage may fulfill a life calling.
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Marriage is a divine institution.
CONCEPT
Marriage, Family and Sexuality
21 questions were answered correctly.
4 questions were answered incorrectly.
1
Which of the following statements is true of the historical approach to studying
religion?
•
The historical approach compares beliefs and practices of religions.
•
The historical approach relies on quantitative methods.
•
The historical approach relies on qualitative methods.
•
The historical approach studies changes in religion over time.
CONCEPT
Historical Approaches
2
Which of the following events in the Buddha's life is not associated with a pilgrimage
site in northeast India?
•
The Buddha's birth
•
The birth of the Buddha's son
•
The first sermon
•
Parinirvana
CONCEPT
Pilgrimages
3
Which of the following describes a major difference between Indian and Taoic
religions?
•
, Indian religions share a linguistic origin, while Taoic religions share a common belief in
universal energy.
•
Taoic religions are monotheistic, while Indian religions are non-theistic.
•
Taoic religions are non-theistic, while Indian religions are monotheistic.
•
Taoic religions share a linguistic origin, while Indian religions share a common belief in
universal energy.
CONCEPT
Comparative Religion
4
What was the primary reason for the Crusades?
•
Clashes over theology
•
Control of eastern Europe, north Africa, and Palestine
•
Struggle for control over religious texts
•
Belief in gods other than the monotheistic deity
CONCEPT
Religious Wars & Violence
5
Which of the following is not true of the Christian view on marriage?
•
Marriage is one of the five important relationships.
•
Marriage may also be called holy matrimony.
•
Marriage may fulfill a life calling.
•
Marriage is a divine institution.
CONCEPT
Marriage, Family and Sexuality
