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Rosh Hashana today, Hinduism this week

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What is the (shorter) traditional greeting on Rosh Hashana?
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Oy Vey ("Oh Boy")
Shania Twain ("Two Times the Luck")
Shanah Tova ("Good Year")
Mazel Tov ("Good Luck")

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Q1
What is the (shorter) traditional greeting on Rosh Hashana?
Oy Vey ("Oh Boy")
Shania Twain ("Two Times the Luck")
Shanah Tova ("Good Year")
Mazel Tov ("Good Luck")
20s
Q2
The Shofar is a key symbol of Rosh Hashana--what is a Shofar?
a head covering that represents respect but humanly separation from the divine
a (symbolic) weapon meant to show the victory of God's people over oppressors
a ram's horn meant to be sounded to signal in the new year
a sacred text that is read at the beginning of Rosh Hashana services
20s
Q3
Hinduism, though a polytheistic religion, subscribes to what overall Cosmology?
Paganism
Monoism
Monotheism
Polytheism
20s
Q4
What can the IDEA of Brahman be compared to in Western society?
A Cow (from a vegetarian's perspective)
Atomic particles (from the naked eye's perspective)
The Ocean (from a fish's perspective)
Jesus (from a believer's point of view)
20s
Q5
Is Atman the same thing as Brahman?
Yes and No
20s

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