Religion

What three religions have sacred site in Jerusalem?

Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam

Roman Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox

Shintoism, Taoism, Judaism

Islam, Christianity, Judaism

What is the sacred site for Judaism in Jerusalem?

The Western Wall

The Dome of the Rock

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Bodhi Tree

What was remaining after the Temple(s) were/was destroyed?

A note

The Last Temple

The Western Wall

The Bodhi Tree

Why do the Jews call it the "Wailing Wall"

They visit it to lament the destruction of the temple

They stick notes between the cracks of the wall

They pray there every day

It faces the sun

What is the sacred site of Islam in Jerusalem?

The Western Wall

The Dome of the Rock

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Bodhi Tree

Muslims believe this is where _ ascended to heaven, and where _ almost sacrificed his son, Ishmael.

Muhammed, Abraham

Buddha, Sidhartha Guatama

Jesus, Abraham

Moses, Abraham

What is the sacred site of Christianity in Jerusalem?

The Western Wall

The Dome of the Rock

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Bodhi Tree

Christians believe this is where _ was buried and then resurrected.

Moses

Muhammed

Jesus

Abraham

Most Hindu religious functions take place in

Temples

Home shrines

The wild

A pool

What do Hindus believe Temples act as?

They act as the house of one or more gods

They act as a place for less fortunate people to stay

They act as a place of worship

They act as a place to reach enlightenment

What is the sacred site of Buddhism?

The Western Wall

The Dome of the Rock

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Bodhi Tree

Why is it important?

It is where Siddhartha Guatama reached enlightenment and became "Buddha"

It is where an apple fell on Isaac Newton's head

It grows sacred fruit only available for Buddhists

It has magical powers

Today, Buddhists make _ to the _

Pilgrimages, The Bodhi Tree

Pilgrimages, The Dome of the Rock

Trips, The Bodhi Tree

Trips, Western Wall

A mound like or hemispherical structure used by Buddhists monks as a place of meditation because it leaves positive karmic imprints in the mind can be best described as what?

A monotheistic, syncretic, religion in Punjab that was founded by Guru Nanak

Sacred site of the Sikhs

The Dome of the Rock

The Western Wall

The Bodhi Tree

Golden Temple of Armristar

Very simple, with little or no decoration is...

A Sunni Mosque

A Shiite Mosque

A Roman Catholic Chruch

A Protestant Church

Which best explains why the church is more prominent in Christianity?

Attendance at a collective service of worship is considered extremely important

Christianity is the number one universalizing religion in the world

The war between religions

The Church is considered to be an expression of religious principles.

Where can the Mosque of Cordoba be found?

Italy

Spain

Germany

Jerusalem

The current religion of that area is now Catholicism. The idea of an Islamic Mosque founded in an area that is now Catholic is an example of...

Globalization

Racism

Sequent Occupance

Environmental Determinism

Where are the most Baptists in the US?

South

Southeast

Southwest

Scattered

Where are the most Lutherans in the US?

Mid-North

Mid-South

Mid-East

Mid-West

Where do Mormons cluster?

Utah and Louisiana

Utah and Texas

Utah and Idaho

Utah and Nevada

Where are the most Methodists in the US?

South

Southeast

Southwest

Scattered

Where are the most Catholics in the US?

Northeast, West

West, East

Scattered

Southwest, Southeast

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