IWRBS 4th Quarter Long Quiz

It is the religion founded by Confucius.

The ultimate goal of this religion was to conform to the great pattern of nature, which is called Dao, or “The Way.” 

It literally means The Book of the Way and its Power.”  

It means virtue or the proper adherence to Dao, is another basic concept in Daoism. 

It means “no behavior” or “doing nothing.” It also means “to do without doing” or “action less activity.” It is a concept used to negate or limit human action. 

It refers to the natural energy or life force that sustains living beings. 

It is the most common symbol for Shintoism. 

It is the world’s third largest religion with around 15% of the entire population practicing it. 

It is the explications of the samhitas and other ritual acts performed by priests. 

It is considered as the very essence of Japanese devotion to unseen spiritual beings and powers. 

Hinduism is oftentimes considered as the oldest and most complex of all world religions. 

Smriti literally means “that which is heard.”

Shruti literally means “that which has been remembered.”

Mahabharata is composed of around one hundred thousand verses making it the world’s longest poem.

Theravada Buddhism or “Southern School of Buddhism” draws on the collected teachings of the oldest recorded texts of Buddhist texts to become its central precept, the Pali Canon.