Sources of authority and religions.

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    What defines an atheist?

    Lacks belief in any deity.

    What is authority?

    Possesses power to guide or control.

    What is belief?

    Acceptance of something as true without evidence.

    What is the Bible?

    Sacred text containing Old and New Testaments.

    What does Christ mean?

    Refers to the anointed one in Christianity.

    What is conscience?

    Inner sense of right and wrong.

    What is evidence?

    Information that supports a claim.

    What is faith?

    Complete trust in someone or something.

    What are the Gospels?

    First four books of the New Testament.

    What is Hadith?

    Teachings and sayings of Prophet Muhammad.

    What does Hafiz mean?

    One who memorizes the entire Qur'an.

    What is heresy?

    View opposing mainstream authoritative beliefs.

    What is incarnation?

    God becoming human as Jesus Christ.

    What is interpretation?

    Explanation of the meaning of something.

    What is literal interpretation?

    Belief in perfect accuracy of sacred texts.

    What is inspirational interpretation?

    Acknowledges human imperfections in sacred texts.

    What is metaphorical interpretation?

    Sees stories as symbolic teachings from God.

    What is a miracle?

    Event defying natural laws.

    What is the New Testament?

    Last 27 books of the Christian Bible.

    What is the Old Testament?

    First 39 books of the Christian Bible.

    What defines a prophet?

    Inspired messenger of a religion.

    What is the Qur'an?

    Islam's sacred text, viewed as God's word.

    What is revelation?

    Disclosure of previously hidden knowledge.

    What are sacred texts?

    Holy writings of a religion.

    What is a sceptic?

    Doubts or disbelieves in something.

    What is a scholar?

    Expert in a specific area of knowledge.

    What is scripture?

    Holy writings of a religion.

    What is a source of authority?

    Important guide for decision-making.

    What are sources?

    Places or people providing information.

    What is Sunnah?

    Examples from the life of Prophet Muhammad.

    What is a Surah?

    Chapter in the Qur'an.

    What defines a theist?

    Believes in the existence of God.

    What is the Trinity?

    Christian concept of God in three forms.

    What is conscience?

    An inner sense guiding moral decisions.

    How does conscience differ from rational thinking?

    Conscience is based on feelings, while rational thinking relies on logic.

    Why might conscience not always be reliable?

    It can be influenced by emotions or societal pressures.

    What is rational thinking?

    The process of using logic and evidence to make decisions.

    How does rational thinking differ from conscience?

    Rational thinking emphasizes evidence, while conscience is more subjective.

    Why might rational thinking not always be reliable?

    It can be biased by personal beliefs or incomplete information.

    What defines Christianity?

    A monotheistic religion centered on the teachings of Jesus Christ.

    What is the Trinity in Christianity?

    The concept of one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

    Who was Jesus Christ?

    A central figure in Christianity believed to be God incarnate.

    What is the significance of Jesus' crucifixion?

    It represents the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's sins.

    What does the resurrection of Jesus signify?

    The promise of eternal life and victory over sin.

    How did Jesus teach about God?

    Through parables and direct teachings on love and morality.

    What role did disciples play in Jesus' ministry?

    They spread his teachings and supported his mission.