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Religion Study Guide 2009 Information on the test: 25 points- matching religion and term (25 points), 12 short answer (21 points), 9 chart (9 points), Essay (5 points)= Total 60 points *Able to use YOUR OWN study guide on the test for 10 minutes- turn in study guide after test! Match each word with the proper religion- words can be used more than once Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, and Hinduism Torah J Talmud J Qur’an I Bible C Medina I Messiah C, J Middle Way B Church C Ramadan I Imam I Mecca I Jerusalem J, C, I Vedas H Yahweh J 4 Noble Truths B Moksha H Enlightenment B, H Brahman H God C Upanishads H Hajj I Temple J, B World’s largest religion C Abraham J, C, I Mosque I reincarnation H, B Moses J, C, I Muhammad I Jesus C Buddha B Noble Eightfold Path B Siddhartha Gautama B Pope C Karma H, B Nirvana B Rabbi J Caste System H Dalai Lama B Hanukah J Polytheism H Monotheism C, J, I Hebrew J Samsara H Arabic I Divali H Dharma B Bodhisattva B Sutras B Essay- Be able to describe 2 things that all 5 of the religions have in common. Be specific. Short Answer What is religion and why do people follow religion? Islam: Name and explain the 5 pillars of Islam Faith- Belief in God Alms-$ to poor Prayer- 5 times a day Fasting- during Ramadan Pilgrimage- Go to Mecca What language is the Qur’an written in and why is it important? Arabic- Language of Allah What are the 2 sects of Islam and why are they different? Sunni- Leader is elected, Majority Shi’ite- Leader is the descendent of Muhammad, Minority Hinduism: How did Hinduism develop? Mixture of local religions Why is the Ganges River so important? Holy water, washes away sins Hinduism is one of the _oldest_ religions still practiced today. Describe Samsara and Moksha. Samsara is the cycle of life: Life-death-rebirth, Moksha is when the person has broken the cycle and has achieved oneness with Brahman Christianity: What are the 3 main branches of Christianity? Greek Orthodox Roman Catholic Protestant What religion has a lot in common with Christianity? Judaism Christianity is the _largest_ religion. Buddhism: What are the Four Noble Truths? **Way to live your life, truth Suffering is part of life Suffering=desire There is an end to suffering Follow Eightfold Path What are parts to the Noble Eightfold Path? **Way to live your life and reach Nirvana Right: understanding, thought, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, concentration What is the difference between Theravada and Mahayana Buddhists? Theravada- Each person can reach Enlightenment Mahayana- Need help reaching Enlightenment What is the difference between a Bodhisattva and a Buddha? Bodhisattva- Works to help others become Enlightened Buddha- Fully Enlightened Judaism: Judaism was 1 of the first _monotheistic_ religions in the world. What is Anti-Semitism and what does it lead to? Prejudice towards Jews- leads to violence What language is important to Jews? Hebrew What are the 3 main branches of Judaism and what are the differences? Orthodox- Very strict, literal translation of Torah Conservative- Middle, adapt to fit modern world Reform- Most liberal, not very traditional