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Which religion emphasizes the importance of emptiness?
 
  A) Shinto
  B) Taoism
  C) Islam
  D) Judaism


Question 2

Neo-Pagans
 
  A) do NOT hold nature in reverence.
  B) hold all nature in reverence.
  C) have all but disappeared as a force in religion.
  D) None of the above


Question 3

Which is NOT one of the four noble truths of Buddhism?
 
  A) Life is suffering.
  B) Suffering is caused by craving and attachment.
  C) Craving and attachment can be overcome.
  D) Knowledge can overcome suffering.


Question 4

Which of the following statements is correct?
 
  A) Christ rejected the behavioristic religion of his day, focusing instead on the inner life.
  B) Christ embraced the behavioristic religion of his day.
  C) Christ rejected focusing on the inner life.
  D) None of the above


Question 5

When a person refers to the uniting of divinity and humanity in an earthly form, this is known as
 
  A) reincarnation.
  B) incarnation.
  C) beauteous unity.
  D) human-divine unity.


Question 6

Muslim means
 
  A) One God.
  B) One who submits.
  C) Provider.
  D) None of the above
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Genius!!!!!!
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Nope, just human Wink Face Thanks for complimenting though
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