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Which belief system denies the existence of a personal god?
Which belief system denies the existence of a personal god?
What is a defining characteristic of monotheism?
What is a defining characteristic of monotheism?
What does agnosticism assert about the existence of god?
What does agnosticism assert about the existence of god?
In which belief system is there no distinction between god and the universe?
In which belief system is there no distinction between god and the universe?
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How do monotheistic religions view their god?
How do monotheistic religions view their god?
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Study Notes
Understanding Worldviews
- Worldview encompasses a collection of beliefs regarding life and the universe.
- Social environment and upbringing significantly influence the formation of religious beliefs.
Kinds of Belief Systems
- Monism: No distinct separation between deity and the universe; everything is interconnected.
- Polytheism: Involves belief in multiple deities, with each worshipped for different aspects of life.
- Monotheism: Centers on the belief in one supreme god who is the sole creator and designer of the universe.
- Atheism: Represents a rejection or disbelief in the existence of a personal god.
- Agnosticism: Holds that the existence of god is unknown or unknowable.
Theism
- Theism asserts belief in one god as the creative source of humanity and the universe.
- Monotheistic religions insist on a singular god responsible for the formation of the universe and guiding its events.
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This quiz explores various belief systems and worldviews that shape human understanding of life and the universe. It delves into the influence of social environments and upbringing on religious beliefs, including the concept of monism and other belief frameworks. Test your knowledge on how these beliefs impact our perceptions and interactions.
