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Maryville University NURS 615 Test 2 Practice Questions and Verified Answers (2024 / 20, Exercises of Religion

Haverford CollegeReligion

. "No Hindu, No Muslim" - ANSWERGuru Nanak emerged from the water and announced "there is no hindu, there is no muslim" he then became the creator of Sikhism 2. Gurdwara Reform Movement - ANSWERBritish had control over the gurdwaras; took back control of the gurdwaras, then SGPC- a religious board, was created; Rahit Maryada- codes of conduct were established, institutionalized codes of conduct: people who are Sikh need to look like this, act like this etc. 3. Gurmat/ Gurumat - ANSWERteachings of the Guru 4. Gurmukh vs. Manmukh - ANSWERGurmukh- living according to Guru's teaching and overcoming the ego. 5. Gurmukhi - ANSWERThe written script, developed by Guru Angad. Translates to "from the mouth of the guru."

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1. "No Hindu, No Muslim" - ANSWERGuru Nanak
emerged from the water and announced "there is no
hindu, there is no muslim" he then became the creator
of Sikhism
2. Gurdwara Reform Movement - ANSWERBritish had
control over the gurdwaras; took back control of the
gurdwaras, then SGPC- a religious board, was
created; Rahit Maryada- codes of conduct were
established, institutionalized codes of conduct: people
who are Sikh need to look like this, act like this etc.
3. Gurmat/ Gurumat - ANSWERteachings of the Guru
4. Gurmukh vs. Manmukh - ANSWERGurmukh- living
according to Guru's teaching and overcoming the ego.
5. Gurmukhi - ANSWERThe written script, developed by
Guru Angad. Translates to "from the mouth of the
guru."
6. 5 K's - ANSWERkesh (uncut hair),
7. kangha (comb),
8. kachh (short britches), kara (steel bracelet),
9. kirpan (dagger)
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  1. "No Hindu, No Muslim" - ANSWERGuru Nanak emerged from the water and announced "there is no hindu, there is no muslim" he then became the creator of Sikhism
  2. Gurdwara Reform Movement - ANSWERBritish had control over the gurdwaras; took back control of the gurdwaras, then SGPC- a religious board, was created; Rahit Maryada- codes of conduct were established, institutionalized codes of conduct: people who are Sikh need to look like this, act like this etc.
  3. Gurmat/ Gurumat - ANSWERteachings of the Guru
  4. Gurmukh vs. Manmukh - ANSWERGurmukh- living according to Guru's teaching and overcoming the ego.
  5. Gurmukhi - ANSWERThe written script, developed by Guru Angad. Translates to "from the mouth of the guru."
  6. 5 K's - ANSWERkesh (uncut hair),
  7. kangha (comb),
  8. kachh (short britches), kara (steel bracelet),
  9. kirpan (dagger)

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  1. kesh - understood as a symbol of holiness and strength
  2. kangha - symbolizes restraint and self control, represents bodily and spiritual purity
  3. kachh - represents chastity
  4. kara - practical wrist protector on the sword wielding arm
  5. kirpan - ceremonial sword - represents struggle with injustice
  6. Adi Granthà Guru Granth Sahib - ANSWERlit. the first or original text, that is the sacred scripture of the Sikhs; also known as the Guru Granth Sahib.
  7. Akal Purakh/Waheguru/Vahiguru - ANSWERSikh ways of referring to God
  8. Akal Takht - ANSWERBy entrance to Golden Temple.
  9. Amrit - ANSWER"nectar of immortality; sweetened water used in Sikh initiation ceremony."
  10. Amritdhari - ANSWERKhalsa Sikhs

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innovations to safeguard gurmat (woman equality) 1st Sikh pilgrimage place (a well). Established Baisakh and other rituals.

  1. Guru Angad - ANSWER2nd Guru. 1504-1552. Regulated system. Adopted new script: gurmukhi (from the mouth of the guru). Interest in physical exercise (wrestling). Expanded community. Did not choose son as successor.
  2. Guru Arjan - ANSWER5th Guru 1563-1606. 1430 Hymns in AdiGranth. Gave property to older brother to avoid conflict. Completed building Harimandar temple (belonged to all). Began gaining power, brother's want of Guruship - > martyred - > Sacrificial violence
  3. Guru Gobind Singh - ANSWER10th Guru, 1666-
    1. Warrior, father martyred, educated. Guru at 9
  4. years old. Offerings of horses and arms. Had to save Sikh community. Created Khalsa (3 violences). 5K's, and also implemented the wearing of the Turban. Last living Guru. Adi Granth → Guru Granth

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  1. Guru Har Rai - ANSWER7th Guru. 1630-1661. Hargobind's grandson. 14 years old. avoided open conflicts but kept troops.
  2. Guru Hargobind - ANSWER6th Guru, 1595- 1644 (11 years old). Militarized Sikhism to protect from other religions with more power. 2 swords (Miri and Piri). Wrestling arenas, conduct political affairs. Involved with warfare. hunted, was imprisoned Protected Sikhism so it could grow.
  3. Guru Krishan - ANSWER8th Guru, 1656-1664. Child Guru 5 years old, died of smallpox, told them to find next guru in place that starts with a "B" in northern India Region.
  4. Guru Nanak - ANSWER1st guru, founder of sikhism after disappeared into river for 3 days. Poet, traveller, very spiritual. 1469-1539. Music. Sat Guru (True Teacher), Sat Nam (True Name). "No Hindu, no Muslim" and Japji.
  5. Guru Ramdas - ANSWER4th Guru. 1534- 1582 360 hymns in Adi Granth Son-in-law of Amardas.

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  1. Khalsa - ANSWER"a spiritual-military order of Sikhs established by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699." Sword, martial arts, fighting against injustice
  2. Kirtan - ANSWERSpiritual hymns accompanied by music
  3. Langar - ANSWERfree kitchen started by the first Guru, Guru Nanak. It was made bring equality to all people
  4. Manmukh - ANSWERone who is still trapped by egotistical desire.
  5. Martyrdom - ANSWERis somebody who suffers persecution and/or death for advocating, renouncing, refusing to renounce, and/or refusing to advocate a belief or cause of either a religious or secular nature. Most martyrs are considered holy or are respected by their followers, becoming a symbol of exceptional leadership and heroism.
  6. Miri-Piri - ANSWERmiri- political (temporal) , piri- spiritual

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  1. Monotheism - ANSWERthe belief in one God
  2. Mughal - ANSWERA Persian empire, based in Islam, that ruled over large areas of India and Afghanistan
  3. Nam Simran - ANSWERmeditation, vocal singing of hymns, they do this to help ego-loss
  4. Nirgun - ANSWERWithout qualities & attributes. Cannot be named. muslim notions
  5. Orientalist & Anglicist Scholars - ANSWEROrientalist- acknowledge difference between Hindu and Sikh, more sympathetic and recognizing difference; Anglicist scholars- more negative toward Sikh, like Ernest Trump, don't have right to rule self, can't be citizens in society
  6. Panj Piyare - ANSWERThe five men who volunteered themselves to be beheaded by Guru Gobind Singh, ended up being the men who formed the Khalsa. 5 beloved ones

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  1. Sant Sipahi - ANSWERwarrior sikh, khalsa represents the ideal of the warrior saint -- hold a sword and practice martial arts and believe they are fighting for justice.
  2. Sargun - ANSWERattributes and qualities of god. Hindu noticed
  3. Satguru - ANSWERliterally translates to true teacher, authentic source of enlightenment, force within you
  4. Satnam - ANSWER"truth is (your) Name." , practice of imbibing the name within one's consciousness
  5. Secular/Religious - ANSWERapart of lived experience
  6. Seva - ANSWERselfless service
  7. SGPC - ANSWERShiromani Gurdawara Prabandhak Committee - a committee that controls the Sikh places of worship. Shit was going down so they made a legal group to control the Gurdwaras.

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  1. Shabadguru - ANSWERShabad means sound, and Guru means Teacher or knowledge
  2. Shabd/Bani - ANSWERHymns
  3. Sikh - ANSWERlearner, anyone who has faith in one god, in the ten gurus and their teachings, and in the primacy of the guru granth sahib and does not adhere to any other religion is a sikh.
  4. Sikh Gurdwara Act - ANSWER1925 was a piece of legislation in British India which legally defined Sikh identity and brought Sikh gurdwaras (houses of worship) under the control of an elected body of orthodox Sikhs, Udasi
  5. Sikhi - ANSWERExperience of being a Sikh, lifestyle, self-aware; pre-modern
  6. Sikhism - ANSWER"religion" Western label/definition; modern