World Religion Exam Review Flashcards

1
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What country has the largest catholic population

A

Brazil

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2
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What is the catholic legal system called

A

Cannon law

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3
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How many catholic are there world wide

A

1.378 billion

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4
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What action originally had nothing to do with luck but was a way to protect from Satan

A

Crossing your fingers

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5
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What colour was more accurately associated with st Patrick

A

Blue

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6
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What is the job called that argues against someone becoming a saint

A

The devils advocate

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7
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Who was executed for translating the bible into English

A

William Tyndale

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8
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In what providence do most Catholics live in

A

Quebec

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9
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In 2006 and how many cultures where listed in Canada

A

200

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10
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How many Canadians today belong to a faith other than Christianity

A

1 in 16

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11
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What is the study of human society and culture along with their development

A

Anthropology

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12
Q

What is the response to mystery according to religion

A

Embrace it

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13
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What is something that is difficult or impossible to explain

A

Mystery

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14
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How many years after christs death was it illegal to practice Christianity

A

300 yrs

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15
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What symbols was used by Christians to identify each other and still remains a symbol of Christianity today

A

A fish

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16
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Matthew, mark, Luke and John are known as gospel writers or

A

The evangelist

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17
Q

Who created the term “ trinity”

A

Tertullian

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18
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How many languages has the bible been translated into

A

1200

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19
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What 3 provinces have government funded catholic schools

A
  • Ontario
  • Alberta
  • Saskatchewan
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20
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Name the 5 countries with the largest number of Catholics in order

A

1) Brazil
2) Mexico
3) Philippines
4) USA
5) Italy

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21
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What are 3 examples of religious pluralism

A
  • Canada
  • USA
  • India
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22
Q

What are the 7 common elements of world religion

A
  • sacred stories
  • sacred times
  • sacred space
  • sacred scripture
  • actions
  • beliefs
  • community
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23
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What are the 5 time periods of Christian evangelization in order

A

1) the great commission
2) Christianity and the Roman Empire
3) the Middle Ages
4) modern times
5) the age of dialogue

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24
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When does the calendar begin for Catholics

A

The first Sunday of advent

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25
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How many catholic parishes are in the world

A

168

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26
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What is the saint for misbehaving children

A

St Matilda

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27
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What is the patron saint of dogs

A

St roach

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28
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Where was the first permanent settlement in Canada located

A

Nova Scotia

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29
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When did Samuel Champlain establish his first settlement

A

1608

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30
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What is the celebration of sacraments referred to as

A

Liturgy

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31
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What is the most important ritual and liturgy in the Catholic Church

A

Sunday mass

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32
Q

What is Jesus

A
  • the incarnation
  • the son of god
  • the second person of the holy trinity
  • fully human and fully divine
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33
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Who was John the Baptist to Jesus

A

His cousin

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34
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What were Jesus’ closest friends called

A

Apostles

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35
Q

50 days after the resurrection is called what

A

Pentecost

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36
Q

What is the percentage of Canadians who are catholic

A

43%

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37
Q

How many Canadian diocese are in Canada

A

73

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38
Q

What is the birth rate among Canadians born Catholics like

A

It is declining

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39
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What are the 3 days that create the triduum of the church

A
  • Holy Thursday
  • Good Friday
  • Easter
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40
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What 2 main parts is the catholic liturgical year divided into

A
  • Sacred time
  • ordinary time
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41
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The liturgical calendar uses colour to represent various times what are the colours for each time

A
  • Ordinary time: green
  • the triduum: yellow/ gold
  • lent and advent: purple
  • Pentecost: red
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42
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What are the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church and how many times can each happen

A
  • baptism (once)
  • confirmation (once)
  • Eucharist (unlimited)
  • reconciliation (unlimited)
  • anointing of the sick (unlimited)
  • marriage (usually only once)
  • holy orders (once)
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43
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What is the patron saint of Canada

A

St Joesph

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44
Q

What are 6 examples of countries that catholic immigrants came from to establish canada

A
  • Italy
  • Scotland
  • Ireland
  • Portugal
  • Ukraine
  • Philippines
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45
Q

According to the 2016 census how many people identify as indigenous

A

1.67 million

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46
Q

What province has the largest indigenous population

A

Ontario

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47
Q

What is the largest Canadian reserve

A

Six nations of the grand river

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48
Q

What percentage of Canadian indigenous live in urban areas

A

60%

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49
Q

How long has the water advisory that affects 20% of Canadians lasted

A

25 yrs

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50
Q

When was the Indian act passed

A

1876

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51
Q

When was the first modern day treaty between the government and indigenous people of Canada created

A

1975

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52
Q

How far back ago did indigenous cultural traditions in Canada exist

A

400 yrs ago

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53
Q

How many indigenous communities are there living through your Canada

A

More that 634

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54
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There is a total of 10 indigenous culture areas in North America. how many of them are in Canada

A

6

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55
Q

What catholic concept is directly linked to the indigenous view and respect for the environment

A

Stewardship

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56
Q

What indigenous sacred ceremony involves sage, céder and sweet grass and is dedicated to cleansing the body and spirt

A

Smudging ceremony

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57
Q

When did the first residential school begin

A

1840’s

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58
Q

When did the last residential school close

A

1996

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59
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What was the purpose of residential schools

A

To “civilize” them and introduce them to white European way of life

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60
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What does crippled two tongue refer to

A

An inability to communicate in their native language or English

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61
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What percentage of residential schools survivors are at risk of mental illness

62
Q

The Bryce report of 1906 highlighted and addressed

A

Infectious diseases being spread at the schools ( ethnic cleansing)

63
Q

The Bryce report of 1906 highlighted and addressed

A

Infectious diseases being spread at the schools ( ethnic cleansing)

64
Q

Is the indigenous population the fastest growing and youngest Canadian population

65
Q

Are non-indigenous and indigenous people responsible for the treaties and rights involved

66
Q

Are the Treaties entered into by the government and indigenous people are still binding today

67
Q

True or false: 1 in 4 indigenous people living on a reserve are younger than 15

68
Q

Are the unemployment, suicide, and family violence rates higher for indigenous people than non-indigenous

69
Q

True or false: high school completion rates are the same for indigenous and non-indigenous students

70
Q

Do indigenous communities encourage their rituals and celebrations to be recorded as a way to deeper connect with the spirit

71
Q

Was the Roman catholic church the only church involved in the creation and running of the residential schools

72
Q

What 3 groups are included in the Canadian definition of indigenous

A
  • Metis
  • Inuit
  • Indigenous/first Nation -status and no status
73
Q

What are the 7 grandfather teachings and their animal representatives

A
  • Humility (wolf)
  • Courage (bear)
  • Respect (buffalo)
  • Wisdom (beaver)
  • Honesty (sabe)
  • Truth (turtle)
  • love (eagle)
74
Q

What are the 6 main indigenous ceremonies discussed in class

A
  • vision quest
  • smudging ceremony
  • sacred pipe ceremony
  • Sweat lodge
  • Death
  • Naming ceremony
75
Q

What are the names used by the Siouan, Iroquois, and Algonkian communities for the great spirit

A

Siouan: walka talka

Iroquois: Orenda

Algonkian: Manitou

76
Q

In Jewish Modern history which two religious movements survived the fall of the temple in 70 CE

A

Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism

77
Q

What group of Jews had an easier time being accepted by the communities the lived in

A

Western European Jews

78
Q

In world war 2 how much of the world’s Jewish population was murdered in the Holocaust

A

more than 1/3

79
Q

What year was the state of Israel created

80
Q

What is the symbol of the covenant made between King David and God

81
Q

What Jewish figure defied his father and his community, all believers of polytheism and idolatry, to follow God and believe in Monotheism

82
Q

What is considered the heart of Jewish faith

83
Q

What is a common symbol for Jewish families to have on their front door and possible other doors

84
Q

What is the synagogue viewed as

A

a place for worship and study

85
Q

What is the most important part of the synagogue

A

the ark where the Torah are kept

86
Q

What was the temple for Jews historically used for

A
  • worship
  • sacrifice
  • education
  • gathering
87
Q

When does the Seder dinner/meal take place

A

the first night of passover

88
Q

What sin is forbidden in all branches of Judaism

89
Q

What is the reform branch of Judaism considered when in regarded to sexuality

90
Q

What is the canopy called that Jewish weddings traditionally take place under

A

a huppah which symbolizes the home the husband and wife will build together and share

91
Q

When it is possible when should a Jewish Funeral take place

A

24 hours after death

92
Q

Canada has the __ largest Jewish population in the world

93
Q

Canadian Jews tend to live in major cities like

A

-Montreal
- Toronto
- Ottawa
- Winnipeg
- Calgary

94
Q

Is the Torah also referred to as the Talmud and Mishnah

95
Q

Who was Jacobs first wife? and who was Jacobs favorite wife

A

First: Leah

Favorite: Rachael

96
Q

What book does the Torah begin with

97
Q

What where synagogues designed to help Jews with

A

To help them maintain their identity and worship no matter where they are

98
Q

Do you have to be Jewish to attend a Jewish wedding in the synagogue that is performed by a rabbi

99
Q

Where animal and human sacrifices apart of Jewish history and ancient traditions

100
Q

Is the Jewish home considered a sacred place

A

yes and it is a part of faith development

101
Q

Who had 12 sons that became known as the tribes of Israel

102
Q

What book does the Torah begin with

103
Q

What day is shabbat

A

Saturday. It begins Friday at sunset and goes in till you can see a star in the sky on Saturday night

104
Q

How many commandments do Jews follow

105
Q

True or false: Yom Kippur is celebrated by Jews to mend their relationship with God

106
Q

What 2 catergories is Jewish history broken into

A
  • Biblical times
  • Modern history
107
Q

Who are the patriarchs of Judaism in order

A

1) Abraham
2) Issac
3) Jacob

108
Q

What are the 3 parts of the Tanakh

A
  • Torah (teachings)
  • Neumiivan (prophets)
  • Kuvliam (writings)
109
Q

What are the 3 words that describe the actions of living the Jewish faith in order

A

1) worship
2) Prayer
3) remembering

110
Q

What are the 6 symbolic items that fill the Seder plate

A
  • Harosyth
  • Parsley
  • Shank Bone
  • Roasted egg
  • Bitter herbs
  • wine
111
Q

What are the 3 main branches of Judaism

A
  • Orthodox Judaism (majority of world Jews)
  • Conservative Judaism (majority of Canadian Jews)
  • Reform Judaism
112
Q

What is Islam

A
  • The youngest world religion
  • the most explicit world religion
  • an Abrahamic religion
113
Q

What is Muhammad considered and what is his nick name

A
  • The founder of Islam
  • Al-Amin
114
Q

When was the Qur’an recorded and collected

A

During Muhammad’s life

115
Q

Who was the first Islam leader after Muhammad after his death

116
Q

The Muslim population represent ___ of the world’s population

117
Q

Why is Islam considered the fastest growing religion

A

because of birth rates

118
Q

Where is the largest population of Muslims located

119
Q

Where does the growth of Canadian Muslims come from

A

Immigration rates

120
Q

What percentage of Canadian Muslims live in Ontario

121
Q

How many Muslims are estimated to live in the world

A

1.6 billion

122
Q

Do Muslim women traditionally take their husbands last name

A

no, they traditionally keep their last name

123
Q

How many prophets are mentioned in the Qur’an

124
Q

How many countries have a population of more than 95% being Islamic

A

25 countries

125
Q

Are Muslims aloud to have pork and alcohol for celebrations

A

No they aren’t

126
Q

When is abortion aloud in Islam

A

when the mother’s life is endangered

127
Q

What are parents viewed as in Islam

A

Moral agents

128
Q

What is forbidden in Islam and is viewed as morally wrong

A
  • Premarital sex
  • Masturbation
  • Homosexuality (punishable crime)
  • Pornography
129
Q

What does halal and Haram mean

A

Halal: allowed
Haram: forbidden

130
Q

In Islam what forms can Marriage take place as

A
  • Love matches
  • Arranged marriages
131
Q

Is the Gucci Logo and Nike swoosh inspired by Islamic symbols

132
Q

Is birth control allowed in Islamic marriages

133
Q

When was the first mosque in Canada built

134
Q

What is the official symbol of Islam

A

There isn’t one, the crescent moon and star is the unofficial one

135
Q

What is the month of pilgrimage in Islam

A

The Dhu’l-Hijja

136
Q

What is Jesus in the Islamic faith

A

he is a prophet who is referred to as Isa

137
Q

When do Muslims fast during Ramadan

A

for an entire month during sunlight hours

138
Q

What calendar do Muslims follow

A

the lunar calendar which is 10-11 days shorter that the christian calendar

139
Q

What is the most common head covering for Muslim women

140
Q

How are Muslim men required to dress

A

they must be covered from the navel to the knee

141
Q

Do you have to be Islamic to attend a Islam school

142
Q

What are the 5 pillars of Islam

A
  • The Shahadah
  • Salat
  • Zakut
  • Sawm
  • Hajj
143
Q

What are Shi’ite Muslims

A

they believe the leadership of the faith should be passed down through the direct descendants of the prophet Muhammad. They form the majority of Muslims in Iraq and Iran

144
Q

What are the Sunni Muslims

A

They believe the leader of their faith should be the person who is the best candidate. They make up the majority of the world’s Muslims population

145
Q

What are the key dates in Muhammad’s life

A
  • 570CE: Muhammad is born in Mecca
  • 610CE: Muhammad receives his first revelation
  • 622CE: Muhammad and his followers leave Mecca for Medina
  • 630CE: Muhammed returns to Mecca
  • 632CE: Muhammad dies in Medina
146
Q

What are the holy cities/cites in Islam

A
  • Mecca
  • Medina
  • Jerusalem
147
Q

What are the holy sights of Islam

A
  • Dome of rock
  • Plain of Arafat
148
Q

What are 6 examples of celebrities who follow the Muslim faith

A
  • Ice cube
  • Muhammad Ali
  • Akon
  • Snoop dog
  • Shaquille O’neal
  • Janet Jackson
149
Q

What are 7 facts about Islam in Canada and Ontario

A
  • fastest growing religious group in Canada
  • Much of the growth comes from immigration
  • Fewer than half of the Canadian Muslim population was born in Canada
  • The largest # of Muslims live in Ontario
  • Canadian Muslims tend to live in big cities like the GTA
  • The first Canadian born Muslim was born in 1854
  • In 1938 the first mosque in Canada opened called Al-Rashid mosque in Edmonton
150
Q

What role does Jesus play in Islam

A
  • he is seen as a prophet who is involved in what “has happened” and “what will happen”
  • They do believe that he was born from a virgin but he was not the son of God
  • In Islam he didn’t die on the cross he just went to heaven alive and will come back to earth one day
151
Q

What are 10 names for Allah

A
  • The holy
  • All pure
  • The loving one
  • The king
  • Most Merciful
  • All compassionate
  • Professor of greatness
  • The provider
  • Most Gracious
  • Ever-Tranquil