Exam 1: The Beginning of Understanding
Exam 1: The Beginning of Understanding85 Questions
Exam 2: Indigenous Religions: North America and Africa81 Questions
Exam 3: Hinduism112 Questions
Exam 4: Jainism49 Questions
Exam 5: Buddhism108 Questions
Exam 6: Sikhism59 Questions
Exam 7: Confucianism54 Questions
Exam 8: Daoism47 Questions
Exam 9: Shinto47 Questions
Exam 10: Zoroastrianism47 Questions
Exam 11: Judaism107 Questions
Exam 12: Christianity102 Questions
Exam 13: Islam110 Questions
Exam 14: New Religious Movements50 Questions
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Sooner or later a religion has to change and adapt to the social reality around it.
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Many religions express values in moral codes that prescribe proper behavior and proscribe violations of the code.
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______ denotes something that is deemed nonreligious or secular.
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To understand a religious tradition we need to see how it works among people.
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Mounuji in Japan can be considered an example of the material dimension of the Shinto tradition.
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William James argued that subjectivity had no bearing on religious experience.
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Merlin Stone studies ancient religion and argued that societies were originally
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Academic study of religions is evaluative as well as descriptive.
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Who argued, "Religion arose from the early human's attempts to control nature through magic"?
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Mircea Eliade argued that academics should study archetypal notions such as the _______ and ________ to understand religion.
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Which of these is not one of the mystical states named by William James?
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Why is it important that the academic discipline of religious studies is not an evaluation of religions? Bring theology and the philosophy of religion into your explanation.
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Since all religions change over time, every religion has a history.
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__________ is a manifestation of the sacred in a limited object or time.
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How is academic study of religion differenrom theological studies or the "philosophy of religion"?
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Discuss Mircea Eliade's perspective on the sacred and the profane in terms of what he called "religious man." Use examples from the textbook and from your own research.
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