JUDEO-CHRISTIAN QUESTIONS
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Play the Judeo-Christian Quiz with your friends and give yourself a great advantage by selecting your starting question from different Judeo-Christian Questions!
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According to Anna Lee, founder of the Shakers, what is "the greatest gift that was ever made for the purification of the soul"?
Now mostly found in and around Mumbai, people of what religion are also known as Parsis, because they came from Persia to flee persecution?
On what day do many Christians celebrate the arrival of the Three Magi?
In 2005, what US televangelist put a whole new spin on the question "What would Jesus do?" when he said that the US government should assassinate Hugo Chavez, the twice-elected president of Venezuela?
The Song of Songs does not mention God. Neither does what other book, which also was the only Old Testament book not referenced in the Dead Sea Scrolls?
People of what religion mark the end of their holidays and days of rest with a ceremony called Havdalah, which includes spices and a braided candle?
Thin lines strung across telephone poles create an urban area called an eruv, creating a loopholes that allow people of what religion to do physical labor outside of their homes?
You know about the Red Sea being parted, but what body of water was parted twice, once for Joshua in Joshua 3:4-17 and once for Elijah and Elisha in II Kings 2:8 and 2:14?
As the Lord's servant and seer, who describes himself as the "sweet psalmist of Israel"?
The four horsemen are traditionally named War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death, although only Death is named in the Bible. And he rides a pale horse. Which of these is not one of the other horses?
Which of these groups has a name that means "the pious" in Hebrew?
In the 1700s, Poles started wearing good-luck stones supposedly connected to their zodiacal signs, although some trace the idea to what Biblical High Priest, who wears a 12-jeweled breastplate in Exodus 39?
As the urban legend goes, NASA was calculating future orbits of the planets and found a day missing in previous orbits. A Christian explained this by reference to Joshua 10:12-13. What happened?
Rastafarians believe that Menelik, the son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, founded what country's now-deposed royal family?
A rebellious young man, my religious conversion began in 1201, after I was taken prisoner in a military campaign against Perugia. Who am I?
Canonized in 1228, just two years after he died, in 1980 he became the patron saint of ecologists, perhaps because legend has it he preached to birds. Who?
The Order of Poor Ladies is now named for her. And because she was once able to see and hear a Mass on the wall of her room, she is also the patron saint of television. Who is she?
Rastafarianism is named for Ras Tafari Makonnen, who visited Jamaica in 1966. By what name is Ras Tafari better known?
What city is named for the patron saint of Portugal and of people looking for lost articles?
St Louis, for whom the city was named in the 1760s, was also King Louis IX of what country?
Now mostly found in and around Mumbai, people of what religion are also known as Parsis, because they came from Persia to flee persecution?
On what day do many Christians celebrate the arrival of the Three Magi?
In 2005, what US televangelist put a whole new spin on the question "What would Jesus do?" when he said that the US government should assassinate Hugo Chavez, the twice-elected president of Venezuela?
The Song of Songs does not mention God. Neither does what other book, which also was the only Old Testament book not referenced in the Dead Sea Scrolls?
People of what religion mark the end of their holidays and days of rest with a ceremony called Havdalah, which includes spices and a braided candle?
Thin lines strung across telephone poles create an urban area called an eruv, creating a loopholes that allow people of what religion to do physical labor outside of their homes?
You know about the Red Sea being parted, but what body of water was parted twice, once for Joshua in Joshua 3:4-17 and once for Elijah and Elisha in II Kings 2:8 and 2:14?
As the Lord's servant and seer, who describes himself as the "sweet psalmist of Israel"?
The four horsemen are traditionally named War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death, although only Death is named in the Bible. And he rides a pale horse. Which of these is not one of the other horses?
Which of these groups has a name that means "the pious" in Hebrew?
In the 1700s, Poles started wearing good-luck stones supposedly connected to their zodiacal signs, although some trace the idea to what Biblical High Priest, who wears a 12-jeweled breastplate in Exodus 39?
As the urban legend goes, NASA was calculating future orbits of the planets and found a day missing in previous orbits. A Christian explained this by reference to Joshua 10:12-13. What happened?
Rastafarians believe that Menelik, the son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, founded what country's now-deposed royal family?
A rebellious young man, my religious conversion began in 1201, after I was taken prisoner in a military campaign against Perugia. Who am I?
Canonized in 1228, just two years after he died, in 1980 he became the patron saint of ecologists, perhaps because legend has it he preached to birds. Who?
The Order of Poor Ladies is now named for her. And because she was once able to see and hear a Mass on the wall of her room, she is also the patron saint of television. Who is she?
Rastafarianism is named for Ras Tafari Makonnen, who visited Jamaica in 1966. By what name is Ras Tafari better known?
What city is named for the patron saint of Portugal and of people looking for lost articles?
St Louis, for whom the city was named in the 1760s, was also King Louis IX of what country?