A) Nirankari, Ramraiya and Namdhari B) Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana C) Sunni, Shia and Sufi D) Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant
A) They believe in a current human guru B) They reject the concept of community service C) They do not recognize the holy texts D) They originated outside of India
A) Moses B) Abraham C) Noah D) Solomon
A) Islam and Judaism B) Druze and Samaritanism C) Judaism and Christianity D) Christianity and Islam
A) Around half B) Around ten percent C) Around three quarters D) Around one quarter
A) Traditional customs and beliefs of a particular ethnic group B) Religions founded by modern philosophers C) Religions that originated only in the Middle East D) Religions that seek global converts
A) Science, secularism, and atheism B) Capitalism, individualism, and logic C) Bureaucracy, taxation, and law D) Animism, totemism, and shamanism
A) Usually recent B) Ancient C) Prehistoric D) Medieval
A) Shinshukyo B) UFO religions C) Non-cargo cults D) Neopaganism
A) African religions B) Eastern religions C) American religions D) Iranian religions
A) Over 10,000 B) Exactly 500 C) Less than 1,000 D) Roughly 4,200
A) Religion has a public aspect B) Religion is exclusively about the afterlife C) Religion is only for the elite D) Religion does not require symbols
A) Shintoism B) Confucianism C) Taoism D) Sikhism
A) A study of clerical hierarchies B) A theory suggesting religion is a modern concept C) A method for measuring religious influence D) A belief in supernatural phenomena
A) Corporate management B) Scientific experimentation C) Political lobbying D) Trance |