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Which of the following best describes the Islamic pillar of Shahadah?
Which of the following best describes the Islamic pillar of Shahadah?
- The daily practice of prayer, performed five times a day.
- The mandatory practice of fasting from dawn until sunset during Ramadan.
- The pilgrimage to Mecca, if physically and financially able.
- The declaration of faith, affirming that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his messenger. (correct)
What is the primary purpose of the Islamic practice of Sawm?
What is the primary purpose of the Islamic practice of Sawm?
- To foster spiritual growth through self-discipline, empathy, and remembrance of God (correct)
- To engage in communal rituals and shared meals with others.
- To demonstrate submission to God through financial giving.
- To travel and retrace the path of the prophet Muhammad
Which Catholic sacrament is most directly associated with a symbolic entry or welcome into the Christian community?
Which Catholic sacrament is most directly associated with a symbolic entry or welcome into the Christian community?
- Holy Orders, preparing individuals to become ordained members of the clergy.
- Baptism, marking the beginning of one's spiritual life within the Church . (correct)
- Eucharist, a symbol of the last supper of Jesus Christ.
- Anointing of the Sick, representing preparation for death and spiritual healing.
According to the Jewish faith, what is the primary responsibility of the Jewish people as chosen recipients of the Torah?
According to the Jewish faith, what is the primary responsibility of the Jewish people as chosen recipients of the Torah?
What is the best way to describe how temples, mosques, and churches become places where God is present?
What is the best way to describe how temples, mosques, and churches become places where God is present?
Who is traditionally considered the founder of Buddhism?
Who is traditionally considered the founder of Buddhism?
Which document from the Second Vatican Council addresses the relationship of the Catholic Church with non-Christian religions?
Which document from the Second Vatican Council addresses the relationship of the Catholic Church with non-Christian religions?
What is a central guiding concept for Buddhists that directs their beliefs and practices?
What is a central guiding concept for Buddhists that directs their beliefs and practices?
What is the term for the belief in many gods?
What is the term for the belief in many gods?
Which of the following best describes the Hindu caste system?
Which of the following best describes the Hindu caste system?
What is a commonly used term by some Indigenous peoples for the Creator?
What is a commonly used term by some Indigenous peoples for the Creator?
Which of the following is a common ritual practice among various Indigenous cultures?
Which of the following is a common ritual practice among various Indigenous cultures?
Which of these is a core concept of the Christian faith?
Which of these is a core concept of the Christian faith?
Flashcards
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Founder of Buddhism, known for teaching the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.
What is Shahadah?
What is Shahadah?
The declaration of faith in Islam. It is the first pillar of Islam and states "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger."
What is Nostra Aetate?
What is Nostra Aetate?
A document from the Second Vatican Council, promoting better understanding and respect between Catholics and other religions.
What is Sawm?
What is Sawm?
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What do Buddhists use as a guide to their beliefs?
What do Buddhists use as a guide to their beliefs?
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What is monotheism?
What is monotheism?
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What is Salat?
What is Salat?
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What is polytheism?
What is polytheism?
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How do Jewish people follow the Torah's teachings?
How do Jewish people follow the Torah's teachings?
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How can temples, mosques, and churches be places where God is present?
How can temples, mosques, and churches be places where God is present?
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What is the Hindu caste system?
What is the Hindu caste system?
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What is the term for the practice of worshipping God?
What is the term for the practice of worshipping God?
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What are the Seven Grandfather Teachings?
What are the Seven Grandfather Teachings?
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Study Notes
HRF301 Final Exam Review
- Date: Tuesday, January 28, 2025
- Time: 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- Room: 302
- Exam Weight: 15% of final grade
- Total Marks: 65 marks
Exam Breakdown
- Knowledge (Multiple Choice): 30 marks
- Thinking (Scripture Analysis): 15 marks
- Communication (Short Answer): 10 marks
- Application (Long Answer): 10 marks
Multiple Choice Section
- Founder of Buddhism:
- Nostra Aetate:
- Buddhist guiding principles:
- Polytheism vs. Monotheism:
- Hindu Caste System:
- Indigenous Peoples' God Names:
- Indigenous Rituals:
- Holy Trinity:
- Muslim God Name:
- Muslim belief about Jesus:
- Main Religious Symbols:
- Seven Grandfather Teachings:
- Five Pillars of Islam:
- Muslim ancestry:
- Jewish Holidays:
- Atheism vs. Agnosticism:
- Sacred Religious Spaces:
- Buddhist Festivals:
- Abrahamic Religions:
- Genocide:
Scripture Analysis Section
- Format: Analyze 5 different religious scriptures, identifying the religion and explaining their significance in point form.
- Grading: 3 marks each, for religion identification (1 mark) and significance (2 marks)
Short Answer Section
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Format: Answer 2 out of 5 short answer questions in complete sentences.
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Grading: 5 marks per question.
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Question 1: Explain the Buddhist concepts of dukkha, anicca, and anatta and their application.
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Question 2: Define and explain three pillars of Islam (Shahadah, Sawm, Salat) and how they are demonstrated in daily life.
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Question 3: Choose a Catholic sacrament (Baptism, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders) and describe its performance, significance to Jesus, and its role in the religion.
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Question 4: Discuss two ways Jewish people follow the Torah's teachings, explaining its importance to their faith.
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Question 5: Explain the significance of three features of a place of worship (temple, mosque, church) and how such places can reflect God’s presence.
Long Answer Section
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Format: Choose one essay question from two possible questions.
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Requirements: Write a well-developed paragraph expressing agreement or disagreement, referencing multiple religions.
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Question 1: Agree or Disagree: "What goes around, comes around."
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Question 2: Agree or Disagree: "What hurts the victim most is not the cruelty of the oppressor, but the silence of the bystander." (Elie Wiesel)
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