1). Philosophy could actually
be an enemy to religion in the sense of helping it understand itself better through the various definitive processes it might
yield during certain philosophical investigations.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
2). The process of philosophy
boils down to how certain religions get to a place of including or even centralizing God in their faith or practice of religion
a). TRUE b). FALSE
3). Monotheism would be
defined as any one particular religious practice believing in, adhering to, or worshipping one particular god.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
4).
Philosophy is a process that involves asking questions so that one might be able to identify a
list of common denominators in religions.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
5). Monotheistic religions always display their variances so that they are stacked in their own
favor.
a). TRUE b).
FALSE
6). Some people try to prove the existence of God through
a). anthropology
b). science
c). religious practices
d). none of the above
7). Going the distance simply means that you must come to conclusions because there are no more
a). sacred writings in existence
b). people in that religion
c). questions to be asked
d). all of the above
8).
If science could prove the existence of God, then one would simply have to
a). dismiss the
competition
b). present the
scientific facts
c). go to church
d). none of the
above
9).
Religion is an institutionalized system of
a). attitudes
b). beliefs
c). practices
d). all of the
above
10). A thread of interlinked
inquisitive postures that must be examined before coming to a conclusion is called
a). belief systems
b). a philosophical
investigation
c). a tool
d). none of the
above
11).
When we philosophy religion or religious practices, we are not looking for
a). a list of
common denominators of religions
b). the tools
that build religious practices
c). the one true
belief
d). none of the
above
12). Theology includes
the excessive inquisitive approach to the existence, nature and power of a “God” or gods.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
13). Philosophers need
not determine the thinking and logic that brings certain religious groups into existence and sustains them.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
14). Some monotheistic
religions may allow their competing religion to “use” their “God” with obvious notes as to what differs
in their own practices and beliefs.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
15). God is a tool that
defines a particular religious faith.
a). TRUE b). FALSE
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