monotheism quiz vocabulary

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vocabulary on christianity, judaism, and islam

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monotheism quiz vocabulary

torah
Main sacred writing in judaism
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torah Main sacred writing in judaism
places of worship synagogue, temple, shul (a place where people go to pray and worship
hanukkah holiday that celebrates victory/miracle from ancient times
bar (or bat) mitzvah a ceremony where a child becomes an adult in the jewish religion
yom kippur holiday, day of atonement - reflect and ask forgiveness(one of the most holy holidays)
abraham a man who lived 4,000 years ago and founded judaism
rosh hashanah holiday celebrating the jewish new year
10 commandments the laws that god gave to moses (who was a prophet) to give to the people
talmud sacred writing of all the commandments/laws
monotheistic Any religion that believes in one God.
3 branches of judaism All follow the moral/ethical teachings on Judaism. Orthodox (most strict in performing historic traditions), Conservative (middle - follow or adapt many historic traditions), Reform (least strict in performing all the historic traditions)
passover The story of how Moses freed the Jewish people from slavery, refers to how the angel of death passed over the Jewish people during the last of the 10 plagues.
rabbi Spiritual leader "teacher"
sabbath Every week from Fri night - Sat night - day of rest & worship
cantor Leads and reads the chant & songs during a service
star of david A Jewish symbol
church Place of worship and prayer
pope Spiritual leader of the Catholic church
jesus christ Christians believe that Jesus is God's son. Starts the Christian faith through his teachings.
cross Christian symbol, reminds Christians of Jesus death and resurrection.
baptism Ceremony that welcomes people into the church through water.
communion Ceremony that remembers the Last Supper and involves bread and wine representing body and blood of Jesus Christ.
easter Holiest holiday for Christians. It celebrates Jesus's death and resurrection.
resurrection Someone who is brought back to life from death.
confirmation Adults or young adults 'confirm' their choice to be Christian.
bible Sacred writing in Christianity
old and new testament Parts of the Bible Old Testament - Jewish sacred writings New Testament - stories of Jesus's life and early Christians.
christmas Holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
trinity Three parts of God - Father, Son & Holy Spirit
three branches Orthodox Catholic Protestant
five pillars 1. Testify belief in only 1 God 2. Pray 5 times a day 3. Give charity to the poor 4. Fast during Ramadan
5. Trip to Mecca once in lifetime
allah Name of God in Islam
aqiqah Baby naming ceremony, traditionally you give charity in honor of baby.
arabic language that Qu'ran is written in
eid-al fitr 3 day festival at the end of Ramadan - is a time to spend with family
imam Leader of prayer during service
ka'bah Holy mosque located in Mecca
mecca Holy city, Muslims face towards Mecca when they pray
mosque Place where people go to pray and worship
muhammad Founder of Islam, prophet (messenger for God)
qu'ran Sacred writing in Islam
ramadan Holiest holiday, fast for month (dawn-sunset), is a time of reflection
shari'ah A sacred writing that gives guidelines about behavior
two branches of islam Sunni & Shiite - split occurred because of different beliefs of who should lead the church.

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