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Key Terms in World Religions and Environment

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Key Terms in World Religions and Environment

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What term refers to the holy book for Christianity?

Bible (correct)
Synagogue
Torah
Dukkha

Baptism is a private commitment made by individuals in Christianity.

False (B)

What is the meaning of 'Dukkha' in Buddhism?

Suffering

In Judaism, dietary laws are referred to as _____?

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Match the following terms with their descriptions:

<p>Bishop = The most senior person in the church Bodhisattva = Refers to the state of enlightenment Torah = A book containing teachings and commandments Synagogue = A Jewish place of worship and study</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Kosher

Dietary laws in Judaism.

Dukkha

Suffering in Buddhism. Part of the belief that life contains suffering.

Baptism

Publicly symbolizing belief in Christ in Christianity.

Bible

Holy book of Christianity.

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Torah

Book of teachings and commandments in Judaism.

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Key Terms in Christianity

Christianity: A religion
Bible: The holy book for Christianity
Baptism: A public act symbolizing faith in Christ
Bishop: The most senior person in a church

Buddhism

Dukkha: Belief that all life involves suffering
Bodhisattva: Refers to the state of enlightenment
Karma: Actions have consequences (good or bad karma)
Nirvana: Enlightenment

Judaism

Kosher: Dietary laws in Judaism
Torah: A book containing religious teachings and commandments
Synagogue: A Jewish place of worship and study

Environmental Protection

Reusable bags: Use reusable bags for shopping
Reusable water bottle: Use reusable water bottles вместо bottled water

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Explore key terms from Christianity, Buddhism, and Judaism, along with environmental protection practices. This quiz will test your understanding of important concepts, beliefs, and actions relevant to these subjects. Perfect for students or anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of world religions and eco-friendly habits.