1.1 Nature of Belief

• What is a belief, according to the study material?

  Conviction in truth without proof
• What are religious beliefs based on?

  Faith in divine power
• What is the primary source of non-religious beliefs?

  Reason and logic
• Beliefs can provide comfort and hope, especially in religious contexts.


  True
• Which source do religious beliefs primarily originate from?

  Faith and divine revelation
• Religious beliefs are based on faith, while non-religious beliefs are based on reason.

  True
• Non-religious beliefs address practical and tangible aspects of life
• Belief is a strong conviction in the truth or reality of something, even without absolute proof
• What is the source of religious beliefs?

  Faith and religious texts
• Match the type of belief with its justification:

  Religious Beliefs ↔️ Divine revelation

  Non-Religious Beliefs ↔️ Rational analysis

  Personal Beliefs ↔️ Individual experience
• What is the justification for religious beliefs?

  Divine revelation and scriptures
• Order the functions of beliefs based on their impact on individuals:

  1️⃣ Provide meaning and purpose

  2️⃣ Guide decision-making

  3️⃣ Offer comfort and hope

  4️⃣ Motivate behavior
• What is the source of religious beliefs?

  Faith and divine revelation
• Religious beliefs are based on reason, logic, and scientific inquiry.

  False
• Beliefs, especially religious ones, can foster a sense of community.

  True
• Non-religious beliefs promote social progress and individual rights.


  True
• A strong feeling of truth or certainty is called conviction
• Beliefs not based on faith in the divine are called non-religious beliefs.
• Personal beliefs are shaped by individual experiences
• What is the justification for religious beliefs?

  Divine revelation and scriptures
• Beliefs provide individuals with meaning and purpose
• What is the primary source of religious beliefs?

  Faith and divine revelation
• Match the source of belief with its type:

  Religious Beliefs ↔️ Faith, divine texts, traditions

  Non-Religious Beliefs ↔️ Reason, logic, empirical evidence
• Belief profoundly influences our thoughts, feelings, and actions.


  True
• What justifies non-religious beliefs?

  Rational analysis and verifiable data
• What are the sources of religious beliefs?

  Faith, texts, traditions
• The justification for religious beliefs includes divine revelation and scriptures
• Match the function of beliefs with its type:

  Religious Beliefs ↔️ Spiritual fulfillment

  Non-Religious Beliefs ↔️ Rational understanding

  Personal Beliefs ↔️ Life goals and growth
• Match the type of belief with its role in providing meaning and purpose:

  Religious beliefs ↔️ Spiritual fulfillment and belonging

  Non-religious beliefs ↔️ Rational understanding of life

  Personal beliefs ↔️ Guide individual growth
• What type of belief provides comfort through faith and prayer?

  Religious
• Order the examples of belief impacts on society from specific to general:

  1️⃣ Religious beliefs about the sanctity of life may lead to laws restricting abortion

  2️⃣ Non-religious beliefs in individual autonomy may result in more permissive abortion laws

  3️⃣ Personal beliefs about environmental protection drive eco-friendly lifestyles
• Beliefs influence our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

  True
• Match the belief type with its source:

  Religious Beliefs ↔️ Faith in divine power

  Non-Religious Beliefs ↔️ Reason and science

  Personal Beliefs ↔️ Individual experiences
• What are the three key aspects of belief, as defined in the study material?

  Conviction, reality, influence
• Non-religious beliefs are justified by empirical evidence
• Order the functions of beliefs from most personal to most societal:

  1️⃣ Provide meaning and purpose

  2️⃣ Motivate behavior

  3️⃣ Foster identity and community
• Non-religious beliefs are based on spiritual matters and the existence of a divine power.

  False
• What is an example of a non-religious belief?

  Belief in scientific principles
• Order the three main types of beliefs based on their source, starting with faith:

  1️⃣ Religious Beliefs (Faith)

  2️⃣ Non-Religious Beliefs (Reason)

  3️⃣ Personal Beliefs (Experience)
• Personal beliefs are justified by individual perspectives and life events