Test 1 Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Religion began on a very ____ in childlike level from which it evolved to greater levels of _____

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Primitive

Complexity

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Mana

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Is described as a basic feeling, a general awareness of a spiritual force in the world.

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Anism

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Recognizes many forces

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Polytheism

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Recognizes many gods, what are vastly superior to spirits.

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Henotheism

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Is the stage where people recognize many different gods as real, but we’re simply one.

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Monotheism

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Is the notion that there is only one God, usually described as the created the world in vastly superior in all respects to any creature.

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7
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The biggest problem with the evolutionary model of religion is that the kind of development it describes has never been ______

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Observed

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Original Montheisn

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  1. Original monotheism located the beginnings of religion in God
  2. The reality of God preceded human awareness of God.
  3. People respond to God’s self-discloser, and religion came into existence
    > founded in Genesis,
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Virtually every religious culture carries a _____ of monotheism.

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Fragment

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As monotheism was left behind, _______ and ______ increased.

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Ritual

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Once monotheism is abandoned, change usually _____ to occur.

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Continues

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Religions, like living _____, are born into history, grow and mature into living traditions, and often affect the lives of hundreds of millions of followers.

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Organisms

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Religions seldom remain _____. They tend to change their forms and characteristics over time, space, and history.

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Static

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14
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Some religions give birth to ____ movements form within.

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Reform

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15
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Other religions are formed by _____ certain features of several religions.

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Combining

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16
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Some religions build upon the ____ others

17
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Top 5 organized religions

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Christianity - 2.2 billion 33%
Muslims- 1.6 billion 23%
Hindus- 1 billion 15%
Buddhist- nearly 500 million 7%
Jews- 14 million 0.2%
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Judaism

19
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Who is the founder?

20
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Covenant with Abraham involved

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People
A place
A purpose

21
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First Jewish commonwealth

22
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This period is reckoned from the time Moses received the ___ on Mount Sinai until the distraction of Judah and exile under the ____

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Law

Babylonians

23
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The second Jewish commonwealth

24
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This period begins with the of the _____ temple after the Babylonian exile and extends through the destruction of the temple by the ____

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Rebuilding

Romans

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The tanakh was arranged in three major divisions
Law, Prophets , writings
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Torah means
Law are learning and specifically means the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible
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More generally, the Torah includes the entire_____ _____
Old Testament
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Talmud means _____, and is a collection of studies and interpretations of the Torah made by Jewish rabbis
Study
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Deuteronomy 6:4
Here, O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one
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The synagogue is a house of _____ and much more
Worship
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The Sabbath begins with sunset on ______ evening and ends on sunset on ____ evening
Friday, Saturday
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Jewish New Years
Rosh Hashanah
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Day of Atonement
Yom Kippur
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Passover
In memory of their deliverance from slavery in Egypt
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Tree major branches
Orthodox Judaism Reform Judaism Conservative Judaism
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A religion is a system of ____ and ____ that by means of its ____ directs a person towards _____ and, thus, provides ___ and coherence to a persons life.
``` Beliefs Practices ____ Transcendence Meaning ```