1. What is the 'study of the nature of the divine' called? Answer: (One word; eight letters; starts with a 'T'; the answer is there in the next question!)

2. From which religion did the term 'theology' originate? Zoroastrianism Islam Christianity Hinduism

3. A certain sect of people believe that God does exist, but doesn't intervene in the world and its functioning. God just created the world in a certain way, and left it at that. They don't believe in either miracles or revelations. What are these people called? Deists Atheists Agnostics Maltheists

4. There is a certain belief that God *does* exist, but is very much unlike what most perceive God to be: instead, God is cruel, arrogant, abusive, and a liar. God is not worthy of worship. What is this belief called? Maltheism Logical Empiricism Atheism Animism

5. ___ is the belief that everything in the universe, including plants, animals, minerals, air, water, fire and earth, is inhabited by spirits. Dualism Logical Empiricism Agnosticism Animism

6. This belief says that there is only *one* God, which may or may not be manifested in the forms of the 'gods' of various religions. What is it called? Monolatrism Polytheism Monotheism Dualism

7. Kathenotheism means the worship of one god at a time. Different gods are worshipped, depending on the kathenotheist's locality and the time. By whom was the term 'kathenotheism' coined? Max Mueller Rousseau George Washington Voltaire

8. The belief that 'God is the universe' and 'the universe is God' is called ___ . Deism Pantheism Atheism Logical Empiricism

9. There is a belief that while there is a 'perfectly good' God, there is also an evil deity of equal strength. What is this belief called? Logical Empiricism Henothism Dualism Atheism

10. What is the fundamental belief in the existence of a 'God' or 'gods' or 'the divine' called? Atheism Theism Agnosticism Logical Empiricism