Globalization and Religion Quiz

How has globalization affected religion?

What characterizes postmodern religion according to the text?

In which paradigm of religion was the church considered a central authority and a major source of religious knowledge?

What was a characteristic of modernism in religion according to the text?

What does the text say about personal or small group spiritual practices influenced by globalization?

How does globalization impact tolerance and understanding of different religions according to the text?

Which type of religious organization is a relatively small group that opposes the norms and values of mainstream society?

What is the primary goal of Buddhism, according to its followers?

Which religion is considered one of the oldest monotheistic religions and has influenced the texts and faith for Christianity and Islam?

What distinguishes a sect from a denomination?

What characterizes a church as a religious organization?

Which religion follows the teaching of the Prophet Mohammad and their Holy book Quran?

'Ecclesia' is a subtype of which type of religious organization?

'Denomination' allows membership by choice and is closely integrated into modern pluralistic nations. Which type of religious organization does this subtype belong to?

What distinguishes 'Ecclesia' from 'Denomination' as subtypes of a religious organization?

Which religion paved the way for the development of Western civilization and has three branches: Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, and Protestantism?

Globalization has provided the revival and resurgence of religion that scattered and spread on a global scale. Personal or small group practices have emerged because of influences from all around the world. These expressions of spirituality are not part of established religious institutions but are ______ and creative ways to connect with the divine or explore deeper meanings in life.

Pre-Modernism: The church was a central ______. It held and interpreted religious knowledge and was a major source of ______. Science and religion were often seen as working together to understand the world.

Modernism in religion was a movement that happened in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It aimed to relook at traditional Catholic teachings in the context of new ideas from that time, like philosophy and psychology. It supported the idea of people having the ______ to follow their own conscience.

Postmodern religion suggests that there are no universal religious truths or ______.

Religion - Is a set of beliefs and practices that helps people make sense of the world around them. How does globalization affect Religion. Globalization has provided the revival and resurgence of religion that scattered and spread on a global scale. Personal or small group practices have emerged because of influences from all around the world. These expressions of spirituality are not part of established religious institutions but are individual and creative ways to connect with the divine or explore deeper meanings in life. Also, due to the spread of religion through globalization, ______ and understanding on the different religions emerged.

Religions become more self-conscious about being 'world religions.' The challenges posed by globalization to religion are closely linked to the challenges that religion poses to ____________.

The followers of Buddhism believe that attaining nirvana (a state of peace) is the ultimate ____________.

Islam follows the teaching of the Prophet Mohammad and their Holy book ____________.

Judaism is one of the oldest ____________ religion.

A sect has broken away from a larger denomination to preserve its original morals and ____________.

Christianity is the world's biggest religion and it paved the way to the development of the western ____________.

Hinduism is considered the world’s oldest and the third largest ____________.

A cult is a small religious group that frequently opposes the norms and values of ____________ society.

A church is a large and bureaucratically organized religious institution closely integrated into the larger ____________.

Globalization transforms the concept of 'religion' into a world where different religions compete and sometimes ____________.

Globalization has provided the revival and resurgence of religion that scattered and spread on a global scale. Personal or small group practices have emerged because of influences from all around the world. These expressions of spirituality are not part of established religious institutions but are individual and creative ways to connect with the divine or explore deeper meanings in life. Also, due to the spread of religion through globalization, ______ and understanding on the different religions emerged.

Pre-Modernism: The church was a central ______. It held and interpreted religious knowledge and was a major source of ______. Science and religion were often seen as working together to understand the world.

Postmodern religion suggests that there are no universal religious truths or ______.

Modernism in religion was a movement that happened in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It aimed to relook at traditional Catholic teachings in the context of new ideas from that time, like philosophy and psychology. It supported the idea of people having the ______ to follow their own conscience.

Religion - Is a set of beliefs and practices that helps people make sense of the world around them. How does globalization affect Religion. Globalization has provided the revival and resurgence of religion that scattered and spread on a global scale. Personal or small group practices have emerged because of influences from all around the world. These expressions of spirituality are not part of established religious institutions but are ______ and creative ways to connect with the divine or explore deeper meanings in life.

Religions become more self-conscious about being 'world religions.' The challenges posed by globalization to religion are closely linked to the challenges that religion poses to ______.

Judaism is one of the oldest ______ religion.

Islam follows the teaching of the Prophet Mohammad and their Holy book ______.

Which religion paved the way for the development of Western civilization and has three branches: Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, and Protestantism?

Globalization transforms the concept of 'religion' into a world where different religions compete and sometimes ______.

Hinduism is considered the world’s oldest and the third largest ______.

Christianity is the world's biggest religion and it paved the way to the development of the western ______.

Religions become more self-conscious about being 'world religions.' The challenges posed by globalization to religion are closely linked to the challenges that religion poses to ______.

A church is a large and bureaucratically organized religious institution closely integrated into the larger ______.

Ecclesia' is a subtype of which type of religious organization?

The followers of Buddhism believe that attaining nirvana (a state of peace) is the ultimate ______.