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What are the five Grad at Grad goals?
1. Open to Growth
2. Intellectually Competent
3. Religious
4. Loving
5. Committed to Doing Justice
What year was the school founded?
1956
What are the three stages of faith?
1. Childhood
2. Adolescence
3. Adulthood
What are the three faith levels?
1. Mind
2. Heart
3. Soul
What are three ways to experience suffering darkness?
1. Ourselves
2. Human Nature
3. God
What are the three ways of knowing God?
1. Experiencing God
2. Reasoning to God
3. Faith in God
What are the three types of divine revelation?
1. Handing on revelation
2. Sacred Tradition
3. Sacred Scripture
What are the three types of divine inspiration?
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
2. Interpretation of Scripture
3. Canon of Scripture
What are the three faith realities?
1. Loving Trust
2. Ongoing Effort
3. Suffering Darkness
Supernatural immortal being, who may be thought of a holy, divine, or sacred, held in high regard, and respected by believers. A _______ is God or perhaps any gods.
Deity
A belief that a supreme natural God exists and created the physical universe, and that religious truths can be arrived at by the application of reason and observation of the natural world. _______ reject the idea that God communicates in any way with humans.
Deism
The belief in at least one deity. Unlike the deist a _______ believes this God is active in the lives of humans.
Theism
The conviction in an absence of belief in a deity.
Atheism
The position of a person who could not claim to know for sure if God exists or not.
Agnosticism
The position of one who might believe that God exists but does not care.
Non-theism
The position that it is wrong or harmful to have faith in God.
Antitheism
The belief that there is more than one deity.
Polytheism
The belief that there is only one deity.
Monotheism
Glowing deity of most modern Americans. Usually worshiped nightly.
Television
Refers to a trusting belief in a transcendent reality or Supreme Being.
Faith
A sense of wonder or awe. An experience of or sense of connection to the Divine. Spiritual practices, including meditation, prayer, and contemplation, are intended to develop an individual's inner life; such practices often lead to an experience of connectedness with a larger reality, yielding a more comprehensive self; with other individuals or the human community; with nature or the cosmos; or with the divine realm. __________ is often experienced as a source of inspiration or orientation in life.
Spirituality
The communal practice of beliefs or ritual observance of faith. Most religions have organized behaviors, congregations for prayer, priestly hierarchies, holy places and scriptures.
Religion
What is the definition of transcendent?
beyond
What is the definition of immanent?
within
What is the definition of incarnational?
beyond and within
What is the definition of paradox?
two things that seem impossible together yet are true
What is the definition of theism?
close God
What is the definition of deism?
far God
What is the definition of pantheism?
everything is god
What is the definition of cannon?
the accepted books of the bible
What is the definition of divine revelation?
God unveiling God's self
What are the two stages of Diving Revelation?
Immediate and Mediate
What is the definition of inspired?
God's word through humans
What is the primary faith tenant (or belief) of Christianity?
Jesus is Savior
What is the primary faith tenant of Islam?
Submission to God
What is the primary faith tenant of Hinduism?
Purity of Thought
What is the primary faith tenant of Buddhism?
Conviction
What is the primary faith tenant of Judaism?
Covenant
What is the common primary belief of all Chinese Traditions?
Veneration of Ancestors
Who is the founder of Christianity?
Jesus
Who is the founder of Islam?
Mohamed
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
the Buddha
Who is the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
What is the symbol for Christianity?
Cross
What is the symbol of Islam?
Islamic Calligraphy
What is the symbol of Buddhism?
Mandala
What is the symbol of Hinduism?
Aum
What is the symbol of Judaism?
Star of David or Menorah
List the pillars of Islam?
1. Declaration
2. Prayer
3. Fasting
4. Charity
5. Pilgrimage
List the pillars of Confucianism?
1. Self
2. Family
3. Nation
4. Heaven
List the pillars of Buddhism?
1. Suffering Happens
2. Desire = Suffering
3. Stop desire
4. Eight-fold Path
List the pillars of Hinduism?
1. Acting Justly
2. Wealth
3. Desires
4. Overcoming Delusions
What is the Holy book for Christianity?
Bible
What is the Holy book for Islam?
Quran
What is the Holy book for Hinduism?
Vedas
What is the Holy book for Judaism?
Torah
What are the sects of Islam?
Shia and Sunni
What are the sects of Christianity?
Catholic and Protestant
What are the sects of Judaism?
Orthodox, Conservative, Reform(ed)
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Christians?
33%
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Muslims?
20%
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Jews?
0.23%
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Hindus?
13%
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Buddhists?
6%
What is the worldwide population (by percentage) of Catholics?
16.9%
What is another name for the Old Testament?
Hebrew Scriptures
How many books are in the Old Testament?
46 books
From when to when were the books of the Old Testament written?
1400 BC - 400 BC
In what language was the Old Testament written in?
Hebrew
What are the books of the Old Covenant?
1. Law
2. Wisdom Books
3. Historical Books
4. Prophetic Books
The Old Testament is the Muslim what?
Torah
Who does the Old Testament focus on?
Moses
What is another name for the New Testament?
Christian Scriptures
How many books are in the New Testament?
27 books
From when to when was the New Testament written?
50 AD - 100 AD
In what language was the New Testament written in?
Greek
Who does the New Testament focus on?
Jesus
What is the English word for Jesus?
Anoint
What is the Hebrew word for Jesus?
Messiah
What is the Greek word for Jesus?
Christ