Liberty University APOL
104 test 5 solutions answers right
How many versions: 6
different versions
Question 1 Which of the following is NOT
held by deists?
Question 2 The path to enlightenment is
called the Middle Way because it avoids the extremes of affluence and
asceticism.
Question 3 The earliest of the Hindu
scriptures are:
Question 4 All Hindus are polytheists.
They believe in many gods.
Question 5 According to Powell, the
blind men and the elephant adequately illustrates:
Question 6 “Salvation” in Hinduism is
attained by living a life that fulfills your inner most desires.
Question 7 The Buddhist belief in
nirvana is essentially the same as the Christian belief in heaven.
Question 8 The vast majority of Hindus
live in:
Question 9 The term “Islam” means:
Question 10 The Baha’i recognize the
wisdom of Jesus but deny his deity.
Question 11 The Hindu is more concerned
with the rituals and rites that they follow, than the gods they worship.
Question 12 Hinduism is considered the
oldest manmade religion.
Question 13 Buddhism started in:
Question 14 Muslims do not believe in
the virgin birth of Jesus.
Question 15 Which of the following words
best describes Samsara?
Question 16 Most religions are
exclusive. They believe their way is the only way to truth.
Question 17 Hindus do believe in
concrete absolute truth.
Question 18 Buddhism and Hinduism follow
the Caste System.
Question 19 Having concluded the general
truth of monotheism, what is Powell’s “next step” (methodology) for determining
which of the three monotheistic faiths is the right one?
Question 20 In 610 A.D., Muhammad
claimed to have received his first revelation from Jesus Christ.
Question 1
Hindus do believe in concrete absolute
truth.
Question 2
The God of the Bible, worshipped by
Christians, and the God of the Qur’an (Koran), worshipped by Muslims, is the
same God.
Question 3
The Baha’i view themselves as the
unification of all world religions.
Question 4
In polytheism, some of the many gods who
exist are eternal, transcendent, noncontingent beings that created the other,
finite, gods that exist.
Question 5
The Baha’i religion has no ministers and
no prescribed style of worship.
Question 6
The vast majority of Hindus live in:
Question 7
The Hindu is more concerned with the
rituals and rites that they follow, than the gods they worship.
Question 8
A summary of the Islamic system of
conversion is found in:
Question 9
Hinduism was founded by:
Question 10
The Buddhist seeks to follow the “Middle
Way” which keeps a person from the extremes of indulging or punishing the
flesh.
Question 11
A good approach when witnessing to a
Muslim is to look at the number of times Jesus predicted his own death because
Muslims do not believe that Jesus actually died on the cross.
Question 12
Having concluded the general truth of
monotheism, what is Powell’s “next step” (methodology) for determining which of
the three monotheistic faiths is the right one?
Question 13
Humans create truth through trial and
error.
Question 14
The Baha’i recognize the wisdom of Jesus
but deny his deity.
Question 15
Muslims believe that the Bible was
corrupted by Jews and Christians
Question 16
Islam was founded by:
Question 17
The Dalai Lama represents and leads:
Question 18
In Hinduism, Brahman is an impersonal,
monistic (“all is one”) force.
Question 19
Hinduism is first and foremost a
philosophical system.
Question 20
In Islam, Jesus is considered to be a
prophet but not the Son of God.
The concept of God’s absolute
holiness is unique to Christianity
An avatar is a reincarnation or
manifestation of a god
The path to enlightenment is called
the Middle Way because it avoids the extremes of affluence and asceticism
Buddhism and Hinduism follow the
Caste System
The word Islam literally means
The founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha
Gautama, was a poor peasant boy who was disturbed by the plight of the poor and
the apathy of the wealthy
The Baha’i recognize the wisdom of
Jesus but deny his deity
Most religions focus on “teachings”
but Christianity’s primary focus is on the person and work of Jesus Christ
Some religions may use of the word
“grace” but it is redefined to include human effort
In Hinduism, Brahman is an
impersonal, monistic (“all is one”) force
Like Christianity, Shintoism teaches
a belief in one God (monotheistic).
Hindus use the term Maya to
communicate the idea that everything is an illusion. A Hindu must realize that
everything is Maya or they will never be able to reach Nirvana.
The most sacred Baha’i book is:
Humans create truth through trial
and error
Hinduism is a very diverse religion
with some unifying beliefs but no specific creed
The purpose of Yoga to the Hindu is:
The Eightfold Path consists of eight
steps/points which are to be achieved in a sequential (one after the other) manner
Hinduism was founded by
Hinduism is considered the oldest
man-made religion.
Question 1
3 out of 3 points
The Dalai Lama
represents and leads:
· Question 2
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism is a very
diverse religion with some unifying beliefs but no specific creed.
· Question 3
3 out of 3 points
Islam is an
example of a monotheistic religion.
· Question 4
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu concept
of Karma and the Christian concept of sin are identical.
· Question 5
3 out of 3 points
The earliest of
the Hindu scriptures are:
Question 6
3 out of 3 points
The Baha’i view
themselves as the unification of all world religions.
· Question 7
3 out of 3 points
“Salvation” in
Hinduism is attained by living a life that fulfills your inner most desires.
· Question 8
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism is first
and foremost a philosophical system.
· Question 9
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism was
founded by:
· Question 10
3 out of 3 points
Which of the
following words best describes Samsara?
· Question 11
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu is more
concerned with the rituals and rites that they follow, than the gods they
worship.
Question 12
3 out of 3 points
In the Christian
Gospel, life has meaning because we know that God loves us.
· Question 13
3 out of 3 points
Some religions
may use of the word “grace” but it is redefined to include human effort.
· Question 14
3 out of 3 points
Hindus do believe
in concrete absolute truth.
· Question 15
3 out of 3 points
Buddhism started
in:
· Question 16
3 out of 3 points
Siddhartha Gautama
was born into:
· Question 17
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu heaven
is a physical place called Nirvana.
Question 18
3 out of 3 points
A person can tell
if a worldview is true by testing it against the three criteria for truth:
· Question 19
3 out of 3 points
The founder of
Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama, was a poor peasant boy who was disturbed by the
plight of the poor and the apathy of the wealthy.
· Question 20
3 out of 3 points
Since the “Fall”
of humanity (Genesis Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare independence from
God.
Question 1
Humans create truth through trial and
error.
Question 2
Since the “Fall” of humanity (Genesis
Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare independence from God.
Question 3
The Baha’i religion has no ministers and
no prescribed style of worship.
Question 4
Some religions may use of the word “grace”
but it is redefined to include human effort.
Question 5
A person can tell if a worldview is true
by testing it against the three criteria for truth:
Question 6
Buddha claimed to have a special
relationship with God.
Question 7
The Baha’i recognize the wisdom of Jesus
but deny his deity.
Question 8
The most sacred Baha’i book is:
Question 9
The title “Buddha” literally means:
Question 10
Christians do not have to consider
cultural barriers when presenting the gospel to a Hindu.
Question 11
The purpose of Yoga to the Hindu is:
Question 12
Hinduism is considered the oldest man-made
religion.
Question 13
Hinduism is a very diverse religion with
some unifying beliefs but no specific creed.
Question 14
Most religions focus on “teachings” but
Christianity’s primary focus is on the person and work of Jesus Christ.
Question 15
The Buddhist seeks to follow the “Middle
Way” which keeps a person from the extremes of indulging or punishing the flesh.
Question 16
In the Christian Gospel, life has meaning
because we know that God loves us.
Question 17
The earliest of the Hindu scriptures are:
Question 18
Buddhism was once a sect of, and
eventually a split from:
Question 19
The vast majority of Hindus live in:
Question 20
Most religions are exclusive. They believe
their way is the only way to truth.
In Hinduism, Brahman is an impersonal,
monistic (“all is one”) force
Hinduism is first and foremost a
philosophical system
Since the “Fall” of humanity (Genesis
Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare independence from God
The most sacred Baha’i book is
In the Christian Gospel, life has meaning
because we know that God loves us
The purpose of Yoga to the Hindu is
The Dalai Lama represents and leads
The founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha
Gautama, was a poor peasant boy who was disturbed by the plight of the poor and
the apathy of the wealthy
Which of the following words best
describes Samsara
An avatar is a reincarnation or
manifestation of a god
The Hindu concept of Karma and the
Christian concept of sin are identical
The Baha’i view themselves as the
unification of all world religions
The Hindu is more concerned with the
rituals and rites that they follow, than the gods they worship
The Buddhist seeks to follow the “Middle
Way” which keeps a person from the extremes of indulging or punishing the flesh
Buddha claimed to have a special
relationship with God
The vast majority of Hindus live in
The Hindu heaven is a physical place
called Nirvana
A person can tell if a worldview is true
by testing it against the three criteria for truth
The concept of God’s absolute holiness is
unique to Christianity
Buddhism started in
The Baha’i view themselves as the
unification of all world religions
The title “Buddha” literally means
Since the “Fall” of humanity (Genesis
Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare independence from God
The purpose of Yoga to the Hindu is
Hindus do believe in concrete absolute
truth
An avatar is a reincarnation or
manifestation of a god
The founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha
Gautama, was a poor peasant boy who was disturbed by the plight of the poor and
the apathy of the wealthy
The Hindu concept of Karma and the
Christian concept of sin are identical
The vast majority of Hindus live in
Hinduism is a very diverse religion with
some unifying beliefs but no specific creed
The Buddhist belief in nirvana is
essentially the same as the Christian belief in heaven
Which of the following words best
describes Samsara
The Hindu is more concerned with the rituals
and rites that they follow, than the gods they worship
In Hinduism, Brahman is an impersonal,
monistic (“all is one”) force
“Salvation” in Hinduism is attained by
living a life that fulfills your inner most desires
The word Islam literally means
The most sacred Baha’i book is
Siddhartha Gautama was born into:
The Buddhist does believe in a personal
God so this is a good place to start when sharing Jesus with them
Most religions focus on “teachings” but
Christianity’s primary focus is on the person and work of Jesus Christ
Question 1
3 out of 3 points
The Dalai Lama
represents and leads:
· Question 2
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism is a very
diverse religion with some unifying beliefs but no specific creed.
· Question 3
3 out of 3 points
Islam is an example
of a monotheistic religion.
· Question 4
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu concept
of Karma and the Christian concept of sin are identical.
· Question 5
3 out of 3 points
The earliest of
the Hindu scriptures are:
Question 6
3 out of 3 points
The Baha’i view themselves
as the unification of all world religions.
· Question 7
3 out of 3 points
“Salvation” in
Hinduism is attained by living a life that fulfills your inner most desires.
· Question 8
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism is first
and foremost a philosophical system.
· Question 9
3 out of 3 points
Hinduism was
founded by:
· Question 10
3 out of 3 points
Which of the
following words best describes Samsara?
· Question 11
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu is more
concerned with the rituals and rites that they follow, than the gods they
worship.
Question 12
3 out of 3 points
In the Christian
Gospel, life has meaning because we know that God loves us.
· Question 13
3 out of 3 points
Some religions
may use of the word “grace” but it is redefined to include human effort.
· Question 14
3 out of 3 points
Hindus do believe
in concrete absolute truth.
· Question 15
3 out of 3 points
Buddhism started
in:
· Question 16
3 out of 3 points
Siddhartha Gautama
was born into:
· Question 17
3 out of 3 points
The Hindu heaven
is a physical place called Nirvana.
Question 18
3 out of 3 points
A person can tell
if a worldview is true by testing it against the three criteria for truth:
Answer
· Question 19
3 out of 3 points
The founder of
Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama, was a poor peasant boy who was disturbed by the
plight of the poor and the apathy of the wealthy.
· Question 20
3 out of 3 points
Since the “Fall”
of humanity (Genesis Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare independence from
God.
Some religions may use of the word “grace” but it is
redefined to include human effort
The
path to enlightenment is called the Middle Way because it avoids the extremes
of affluence and asceticism.
The Buddhist belief in nirvana is essentially the
same as the Christian belief in heaven
Hindus
do believe in concrete absolute truth.
Like
Christianity, Shintoism teaches a belief in one God (monotheistic).
Islam
is an example of a monotheistic religion
The
Hindu is more concerned with the rituals and rites that they follow, than the
gods they worship.
The
purpose of Yoga to the Hindu is:
In the Christian Gospel, life has meaning because we
know that God loves us
The Dalai Lama represents and leads
Buddhism was once a sect of, and eventually a split
from
The founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama, was a poor
peasant boy who was disturbed by the plight of the poor and the apathy of the
wealthy
The
most sacred Baha’i book is:
The
earliest of the Hindu scriptures are:
A
person can tell if a worldview is true by testing it against the three criteria
for truth:
The
word Islam literally means:
Buddhism
started in:
The
Hindu concept of Karma and the Christian concept of sin are identical.
In
Hinduism, Brahman is an impersonal, monistic (“all is one”) force.
An
avatar is a reincarnation or manifestation of a god.
Humans
create truth through trial and error
Since
the “Fall” of humanity (Genesis Chapter 3) mankind has sought to declare
independence from God.
The
Baha’i religion has no ministers and no prescribed style of worship
Buddha
claimed to have a special relationship with God.
The
Baha’i recognize the wisdom of Jesus but deny his deity
The
title “Buddha” literally means
Christians
do not have to consider cultural barriers when presenting the gospel to a Hindu
Hinduism
is considered the oldest man-made religion
Hinduism
is a very diverse religion with some unifying beliefs but no specific creed.
Most
religions focus on “teachings” but Christianity’s primary focus is on the
person and work of Jesus Christ.
The
Buddhist seeks to follow the “Middle Way” which keeps a person from the
extremes of indulging or punishing the flesh.
The
vast majority of Hindus live in
Most
religions are exclusive. They believe their way is the only way to truth
The Hindu heaven is a physical placed called Nirvana
The Eightfold Path consists of eight steps/points
whichh are to be achieved in a sequential (one after the other) manner.
All Hindus are polytheists. They believe in many
gods.
"Salvation" in Hinduism is attained by
living a life that fulfills your inner most desires
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