Final Review Flashcards
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What is the religion which is more of a philosophy, emphasizing the traditions of the past. Its founder taught that harmony and order in society would result from the maintenance of proper relationships. The biblical philosophy of “The Golden Rule” is a summary of this unbiblical religion.
Confucianism
What is the Indian Religion that has no formal statement of doctrine, but a book of hymns called the Vedas. The follower of this religion believes he goes through a cycle of rebirths from physical life to spiritual unity with the world soul. His life improves or gets worse in each cycle depending on how well he fulfills his dharma (duty) in the previous life.
Hinduism
What is originally known as the Byzantine Church, it is an off-shoot of the Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodoxy
What is the religion spanning four continents, this religion varies from worshiping ancestors to nature, from practicing demonism to ritual sacrifice, from medicine men to witch doctors, but centers on spiritism, fear, and darkness.
Shamanism
What is the Indian religion based on works and moral behavior. The founder of this religion was disillusioned by the sufferings he saw and gave Four Noble Truths of suffering. His followers work for absolute peace and happiness, known as Nirvana, by following the Eightfold Path.
Buddhism
What religion is the contrast to religions of works, this Chinese religion emphasizes passiveness. The fundamental teaching says that man finds peace and happiness by living in harmony with nature. This harmony is achieved by living a simple and inactive lifestyle.
Taoism
What religion was begun in the 600’s on the Arabian Peninsula. Its founder, Muhammad, claiming to be God’s final prophet, warned the people against disobedience and judgement that would come from God for their disobedience. This religion has five basic doctrines or pillars; failure to follow these teachings brings the punishment of God.
Islam
What religion means the “way of the gods”. This religion has no founder but was a form of nature worship that attributed deity to anything in nature that was awe-inspiring. As this religion developed, it became a cult of national patriotism.
Shintoism
What religion has the people of this religion worshiping Jehovah through rigid adherence to ceremonial and legal teachings of the Talmud. They endured persecution and judgement for rejection of their God’s teachings. Today they are scattered throughout the world (Diaspora) as a result of their disobedience.
Judaism
What religion has the origins of this religion traced to the Middle East. Prophesied by the Hebrews, the Messiah eventually arrived but was rejected by His own. With His small band of followers, He turned to the Gentiles offering the Father’s gift of salvation through His death and resurrection.
Christianity
What is the protest against at the corruption of the Roman Catholic Church in the 16th century?
Reformation
What is a certificate according to Catholicism granted pardon from the punishment of sins?
indulgence
What is the word for those who protested against the Catholic churches practices and doctrines?
Protestant
What word means unlimited and unrestrained power?
Absolutism
What word means rulers are only in power because the people allowed them to be?
Government by Consent
What word means the belief that kings are appointed by God?
Divine Right of Kings
What word means a government where a king or queen is the head of the state but their power is limited by a constitution and parliament?
Constitutional Monarchy
What word means the English representative body consisting of 2 houses, the house of Lords and the house of commons, they have the power of the purse?
Parliament
What word means control over the money?
Power of the Purse
What word means the french representative body composed of clergy, nobility, and townspeople?
Estates-General
What word means the palace of Louis the 14th, built 12 miles southwest of paris?
Versailles
What word means the period in art history from 1600 to about 1750, having a grand, dynamic,heroic, active,swirling,sensual, and emotional style?
Baroque
What word means a movement that emerged in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, characterized by a return to the ideals and styles of ancient Greece and Rome?
Classical
What words mean the difference between believing the sun is the center of the earth versus the earth being the center?
Heliocentric vs Geocentric