Title: Comparative Religions
1Comparative Religions
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- What Religion?
- Name what is being read and how is reverence
shown,
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- What Faith is represented here?
5- 3 What religion is being depicted?
- 4 What is being pictured here?
6What type of nature shrine do we see here? 5
7What type of cross is pictured here, a Roman
Cross or a Greek Cross?
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87 What Religion and what rite is being pictured
here? 8 What river?
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- This is the author of Chinese Philosophy which
strongly reinforces the basic principles if
Chinese society, i.e. filial piety, devotion to
your work and responsiblities.
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- This Hebrew Mantle is for the Torah. What is the
Torah?
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- These symbols are representative of what religion?
1212 What Faith is represented here?
1313 What Faith is represented here?
14- 14 What Faith is represented here?
- 15 Where?
1516 Name this symbol and the religion it
represents
1617 What Faith is represented here?
17- 18 What Faith is represented here?
- 19 This a representation of the preserver of the
universe named
1820 What is the name that Muslims give to the of
feast seen here that ends the month of Ramadan?
1921 What philosophy is the Way of Lao Tzu?
2022 This is a primary belief of what World
Religion?
What is the fundamental cause of all suffering?
Desire!
2123 This religion is more of an guide to ethical
behavior and good government.
2224 What holy shrine of Islam is pictured here?
23- 25 The ultimate goal of these Buddhist monks is
to reach what place?
24ID the quote
- 26 "Let your light shine before men so that they
may see your good works and glorify your Father
in Heaven." - 27 Do not overrate what you have received, nor
envy others. He who envies others does not obtain
peace of mind.
25- 28 You will not be punished for your anger you
will be punished by your anger. - 29 Women are a lower state from men.
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26The Answers
- This is so you can check yourself. It would not
be ethical or good Karma to look before you tried
to take the quiz.
27 1. Judaism, head is covered and using a silver
pointer2. Islam3. Buddhism4. The Wheel of law,
it represents the endless cycle of life5.
Shinto6. Roman7. Hinduism, Purification8.
Ganges9. Confucius10. 1st five books of the
Hebrew Bible, the Law11. Buddhism12.
Judaism13. Buddhism14. Christian15. St.
Augustine16. Taoism17. Islam18. Hinduism19.
Vishnu20. Eid-al-Fitr21. Taoism22.
Buddhism23. Confucianism24. Kabba25.
Nirvana26. Christianity27. Buddhism28.
Buddhism29. Confucianism30. Judaism