Chapter 6 Key Issue 2 Flashcards

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What religion was Jesus raised as?

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A Jew

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Who was Christianity founded upon the teachings of?

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Jesus

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Roman Catholics accept the teaching of the ______ and the ______ of those teachings by the _____ ________

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Bible
Interpretation
Church hierarchy

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Orthodoxy accepts the _____ _____ but rejects ______ that the _____ _____ church has added

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Seven sacraments
Doctrines
Roman Catholic

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Protestantism originated with the principles of the _______ in the __th century.

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Reformation

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Hinduism did not originate with a specific ______

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Founder

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How did universalizing religions diffuse?

A

From specific hearths

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How did ethnic religions diffuse?

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They didn’t, they remain clustered in one location

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Where were all three hearths of the main universalizing religions located?

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Asia

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What are missionaries?

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People who help transmit a universalizing religion through relocation diffusion.

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How has Christianity mainly diffused?

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Migration and missionary activity

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Canada and the US are predominantly _______

A

Protestant

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Early colonists to us and canada came primarily from ________

A

Protestant England

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How did Islam diffuse?

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Muhammads successors organized followers into armies and extended the are of Muslim control. They converted many non-Arabs to Islam, often through intermarriage.

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Why do ethnic religions have a lack of diffusion?

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They don’t have missionaries

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In Africa, traditional African religions have been merged with ______

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Christianity

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Why is Judaism an exception in ethnic religions considering diffusion?

A

It was forced to diffuse by the Romans.

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What do ethnic religions consider holy?

A

Something that derives from the distinctive physical environment of its hearth.

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What do universalizing religions consider holy?

A

Cities and other places associated with the founders life.

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What is a pilgrimage?

A

A journey for religious purposes to a place considered sacred.

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What two universalizing religions place the most emphasis on identifying shrines?

A

Buddhism

Islam

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Why are the 8 Buddhist shrines considered holy?

A

They were the location of important events in Buddhas life.

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Why are places considered holy in Islam?

A

Cities associated with the life if prophet Muhammad.

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What is the holiest city for Muslims?

A

Mecca, birthplace of Muhammad

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What are holy places in Hinduism closely tied to?
Physical geography of India
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How do Hindus believe they achieve purification?
By bathing in holy rivers.
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What is cosmonogy?
A set of religious beliefs concerning the origin of the universe.
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What does the calendar focus on in ethnic religions?
The environment and seasons
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Major holidays are based on _______ for Jews
Agricultural events
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The Jewish calendar uses what type of calendar?
Lunar
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What is solstice?
The longest and shortest days of the year.
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What is the purpose of holidays in universalizing religions?
To commemorate events in the founders life.