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India and Tibet have many key religious figures in both Buddhism and Hinduism. Some came on an almost sinner-to-saint path, some were courtesans before finding their way, and some were innately saintly.

This quiz explores the founding dates of world religions. While some origins are debated, the dates used reflect the most widely accepted historical estimates. Can you arrange them in chronological order, starting with the earliest?

The Book of Numbers has always been a fascinating story to study. It has many events in it that contain wise teachings, but, can you place them all in order? Best of luck!

It is a beautiful day, so let's go to our local shrine and say thank you to the gods as well as get a blessing.

Test your knowledge on the story of Noah and the Great Flood! From building the ark to the covenant of the rainbow, explore the key events and characters in this timeless tale of faith, obedience, and divine promise. Good luck.

The books of 1&2 Kings contain the accounts of various kings who ruled over Israel and Judah. Can you pick some of the kings found here?

The Roman Catholic Mass is a universal unifying act for Catholics worldwide. Its liturgy remains the same in every country, barring language of course. Any quotations are from the new Mass translations from the 2011 Novus Ordo.

Whilst the Book of Exodus tells of the Israelites' exit from Egypt, it also, for the most part, tells us the story of Moses. This quiz follows that life and, in the same breath, tells the story of the Exodus. (NB) NLT version used unless specified.

We hope you enjoy our team quiz about the early churches and how Christianity began.

Chag sameach! It's Passover, the holiday celebrating the of freedom of the Jewish people and the Exodus from Egypt. The holiday starts with a ritual meal, the Seder. See what you know of this fun-filled unleavened event.

Confucius once said 'The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name'. How much do you know about ten of the longest names in the Bible? Let us find out. (The King James Version of the Bible was used.)