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Bibl 220 Session V Question Paper

Bibl 220 Session V

Course:Bachelor Of Education Science

Institution: Kabarak University question papers

Exam Year:2010

COURSE CODE: BIBL 220
COURSE TITLE: COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS

STREAM: SESSION V
DAY: WEDNESDAY
TIME: 2.00 – 4.00 P.M.
DATE: 07/04/2010

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Section A: Answer ALL the questions
2. Section B: Answer THREE questions only

SECTION A
Answer ALL Questions

1. “Jesus Christ is never mentioned in Quran. What we often hear Moslem say about
Christ are teachings coming out of Suna traditions and not Quran.” A lecturer
claimed. Briefly dispute the claim. [6 marks]

2. Jamaican born Islamic preacher, Sheikh Abdullah El-Faisal persuaded thousands
of listeners to adopt Jihad as the most effective way of spreading Islam. Britain
jailed him for four years to stop the spread of Islam. Kenya deported him back to
Jamaica for fear of the same. Therefore we can conclude without any doubt that
Islam spread only through Jihad since inception to 21st Century. Discuss
[10 marks]

3. “Honestly speaking Christians are absolutely wrong to call Jesus Christ the
Messiah.” A Rabbi remarked. Argue out the Christian perspective of Jesus as the
Messiah. [12 marks]

4. “Hinduism as a religion has no concept of Salvation.” Support or reject the view.
[12 marks]

SECTION B
Answer TWO Question

5. In July 13th, 2009 George Olwalo wrote an article on “A close shave with the
roaming spirits.”
(a) Explain a foreign tourist the relationship between the living and the death
from an African Traditional Religion point of view. [10 marks]
(b) Evaluate Spirit and Demons from a Biblical perspective. [5 marks]

6. “Granth Sahib, the Holy Scriptures of Buddhism supports homosexuality.” A
human right activist concluded. Respond [15 marks]

7. “Bhagavad Gita, the Holy Scriptures of Sikhism support homosexuality.”
Respond [15 marks]

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