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East Asian Religion Practice Exam
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1To summarize Yun-Sung Bum's argument:
- AThe cause for misunderstanding from the Protestants and Catholics was a result of misinterpretation.
- BAncestor rites aren't religious nature, but, instead, are civil. They venerate past ancestors, and honor living loved ones.
- CAccording to St. Paul, idolatry of this sort is impossible, for worshipping anything other than God is impossible if it is tangible.
- DAll of the above.
2The Mudang were a Central power: they sated the needs of the public, and were allowed to perform rituals/ceremonies in the public. These people were honored by the neo-Confucians.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Following the Confucian ideal, the Japanese Wife and Mother, the Christian Family, came the New Woman. Why were her ideals so revolutionary?
- AThey abided completely to previous ideals, but with a new name; however, this ideal brought together women of all ideals.
- BThey changed the entire landscape of feminist thought, restructuring society to create an economically independent, modernized woman, built on education.
- CNeither.
4In the Unification Church's Wine Ceremony, what is the process, and the significance?
- AThe wife drinks the first half, the husband the second. The wife first symbolizes Eve, her Husband is Lucifer (to represent the sin), and the reverend as Adam. This is then reversed, where the wife offers her husband (now Adam) the wine, so he too can be purged of sin.
- BThe husband drinks the first half, the wife the second. The husband first symbolizes Adam, his Wife is Eve, and the reverend as Lucifer. This is then reversed, where the husband offers his wife (now Lucifer) the wine, so she too can be purged of sin.
5Shin Saimdang is a Korean artist whose work was first published on the 5000 won, with her son on the flip side. Recently, however, her face, along with her art, was published on the 1000 won.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6The best description of Iryop's argument is:
- ATrue freedom exists in multiple marriages, as love is, unlike all things, permanent. One must treasure their sense of individuality, and unlike the Zen Buddhists, refuse to become one with the universe.
- BTrue freedom does not exist in multiple marriages, as love is, like all things, impermanent. Instead, one must abandon their sense of individuality, and like the Zen Buddhists, become one with the universe.
7All new religious movements have these two terms in common:
- AThey are:
Syncretic: They join two or more already established religious philosophies.
Millenarian: They propose reform that changes the already established political order. - BThey are:
Syncretic: They join two or more already established religious philosophies.
Recency: They have appeared in the last fifty years. - CThey are:
Membership: New members must have joined the movement with intent to stay.
Millenarian: They propose reform that changes the already established political order. - DThey are:
Membership: New members must have joined the movement with intent to stay.
Recency: They have appeared in the last fifty years.
- AThey are:
8Chastity, to Iryop, is:
- ASomething that be renewed and refreshed with every new love.
- BSomething that does not equate to morality.
- CBoth.
9What were the results of Japan taking Korea as a colony?
- AShinto rites were enforced in schools, causing Korean schools to both shut down their schools or turn them over to the government.
- BForced Korean Christians to contact the Vatican to rectify issues regarding the forced worship of Shinto Rites.
- CNeither A nor B.
- DBoth A and B.
10How was your position in society dictated, when considering Confucian society?
- AThe rituals you did or did not take part in.
- BIf you were a woman, by how many male children you bore.
- CSpecifically A.
- DSpecifically B.
11Fujita Himiko's reinterpretation of the Urashima Taro places:
- AHerself as Ryugu Otohime, her father as Susano-o, Urashima as all of humanity, the box he opened as sin, and the palace below the sea as a paradise for mankind.
- BHerself as Susano-o, her father as Ursahima, Susano-o as all of humanity, the box he opened as sin, and the palace below the sea as a paradise for mankind.
- CHerself as Ursashima, her father as Susano-o, Ryugu Otohime as all of humanity, the box he opened as sin, and the palace below the sea as a paradise for mankind.
12For the world to be saved, the Ryugu Otohime Group believes that:
- AThe proper lineage to the throne must be restored.
- BWomen must be revered.
- CMinorities must be freed.
- DThe Ainu must be recognized.
- EOnly Chinese must be spoken in Japan.
- FA, B, and C.
- GA, C, and D.
- HB, C, and D.
13The recognized religions of China are:
- AJudaism
- BDaoism
- CAtheism
- DCatholicism
- EProtestantism
- FBuddhism
- GIslam
- HCommunism
14How is the Ryugu Otohime group Abrahamic?
- ABuddha is believed to be a God of Israel.
- BWhen possessed, Jesus came to her and asked for her aid.
- CSusano-o is believed, by her, to be a god of the Hebrew Faith.
15Sun Myung Moon served time in prison, which led him to believe:
- AThat his soul was now damned and had to be cleansed through faith.
- BThat his soul had been made pure, thus he could start a pure lineage.
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- A practice exam for Carleton's East Asian Religious 1716A exam!
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