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M.A PART IIPHILOSOPHYUNIVERSITY OF MUMBAISEMESTER IV (2019 – 20)PAPER XVINTERDISCIPLINARY CROSS – DISCIPLINARYSTUDY OF WORLD RELIGIONSSAMPLE MULTI – CHOICE QUESTIONSTYPE:MCQQ.1. Who was the religious founder of Christianity?(2)1. Lord Mahavira2. Lord Krishna3. **Lord Jesus4. Lord BuddhaQ. 2. The primal religion of Shamanism involves a practitioner called .(1)1. Pandit2. Brahman3. **Shaman4. DevilQ.3. Which of the following religions believe in talking to spirits?1. Hinduism2. Buddhism3.** Shamanism4. Islam(1)
Q.4. The idea of animism was developed by which of the following anthropologists?(1)1. Mahatma Gandhi2. Jawaharlal Nehru3. **Sir Edward Tylor4. Martin Luther KingQ.5. Who was the founder of Islam?(2)1. Lord Rishabdev2. Moses3. **Prophet Muhammad4. Lord VishnuQ.6. According to Judaism, to whom did the Lord reveal his law?(2)1. Lord Rama2. **Moses3. Lord Buddha4. CaravakasQ.7. Which of the following is the sacred text of Zoroastrianism?1. Gita2. **Avesta3. Upanishads4. Brahma- Sutras(2)
Q.8. Which of the following is the scared text of Christianity?(2)1. **Bible2. Torah3. Dhammapada4.Bhagawat PuranaQ.9. The central text of Islam is .(2)1. Uddhava Gita2. Drg-Drsya Viveka3. Eknathi Bhagawat4. **QuranQ.10. One of the scared scriptures primary to Judaism is .(2)1. Bhagawat Gita2.** Talmud3. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad4. The Yoga SutrasQ.11. Who was the founder of Zoroastrianism?(2)1. Patanjali2. Gautam Buddha3. Ramdev Baba4.** ZarathustraQ.12 Which of the following is an Animistic practice?(1)
1. Yajnas2.** Totemism3. Roza4. BhaktiQ.13 Which of the following figures are related to the Greek tradition?(1)1. King Kansa2. Gibrail3.** Socrates4. Guru NanakQ.14. Which of the following is an Egyptian myth?(1)1.** Osiris Myth2. The birth of Rama3. Joans battle4. The Enlightenment of BuddhaQ.15. The Baha'i Faith was established by(2)1.** Bahau'llah2. Ramanujacarya3. Kabir4. MeeraQ.16. Which of the following is a sacred text of the Baha'i religion?1. Vedanta Sutras(2)
2. **Kitab-i-Iqan3. Anu Bhasya4. Yoga VasishthaQ.17. The symbolic representation of Christianity is .(2)1. The Aum2. ** The Cross3. The Dharma Wheel4. Goddess SymbolQ.18. What is the symbolic representation of the Islamic religion?(2)1. Sweet Grass2. The Peace Symbol3. **The Cresent Moon and Star4. The SwastikaQ.19. Which of the following is the symbolic representation of The Baha'i tradition?(2)1. ** Nine-pointed Star2. The Khanda3. The Star4. The Yin/Yang symbolQ.20. The symbolic representation of Judaism is .1. The Jain symbol2. ** Star of David(2)
3. The Moon4. The Radiant CrownQ.21. The sacred symbol for the Zoroastrians is .(2)1. **The Faravahar2. The Aum3. The Peacock4. The FireQ.22. What kind of beliefs did the ancient Egyptian religion have?(1)1. Monotheism2. Theism3.** Polythesim4. MonismQ.23. The Canaanites lived in which region?(1)1. America2. Austrailia3.** Levant4. BurmaQ.24. In the Greek tradition who was the God of medicine?1.** Asclepios2. Aegeus3. Zeus(1)
4. ApolloQ.25. One of the moral concepts in the Greek tradition was .1. **Hubris2. Paryushan3. Dharma4. Samyak Khyati(1)
Drg-Drsya Viveka 3. Eknathi Bhagawat 4. **Quran Q.10. One of the scared scriptures primary to Judaism is _. (2) 1. Bhagawat Gita 2.** Talmud 3. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 4. The Yoga Sutras Q.11. Who was the founder of Zoroastrianism? .
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY I: ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY Shellbourne Conference Center, July MMX Professor John Gueguen This course explores the thinkers and doctrines of classical Greek and Roman philosophy from its emergence in the VIII century B.C. to its early contacts with Christianity. To understand why and how philosophy came into
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A Hundred Years of British Philosophy. and. Recent Philosophers. G. J. Warnock, English Philosophy Since 1900. Robert Solomon, Continental Philosophy Since 1750, (in bookstore), Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Week of Jan. 11 Topic I: Enlightenment Philosophy Locke Stumpf 263-274 Primary Sources K 164-202 Jan. 18 (2 days) Jan. 25 Berkeley Hume 274 .
While philosophy is, among contemporary academic disciplines, unique in containing its own history as a subspeciality, that history is too often focused on the history of . Asian philosophy; Indian Philosophy; African philosophy, etc. European philosophy is just "philosophy," the unmarked, privileged case, the "core" as it is sometimes put. 6 .
Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Education,Philosophy of Beauty (Aesthetics), Philosophy of Language, etc.Philosophy deals with certain general problems regarding theuniverse, human life, man‘s place in the universe
Language, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics o Area II: Ethics, Political Philosophy, Aesthetics History requirement: Three seminars in the history of western philosophy, one each from . 5 By the first Friday after mid-semester break of the student's fourth semester, the student will .
years who got a degree in philosophy went on to non-academic jobs and careers. They demonstrate that the notion that the only thing one can do with a degree in philosophy is to teach philosophy is simply incorrect. Does studying philosophy teach one how to fix a leaky faucet? No, but neither does studying economics. Does studying philosophy lead to
