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WHAT’S YOUR SPIR-Q (Spirituality Quotient)? Come back on December 1, 2005 for the answers to this quiz as well the next quiz: What’s Your SPIF-Q (Spiritual Fitness Quotient)? PLEASE NOTE: For answers to LAST months quiz, follow this link. For updates about future quizzes sign up on our mailing list. 1.
Religion is an innate condition at birth, whereas spirituality
is learned through culture. . 2.
Spirituality is about relating to the higher power of the
universe (God) and to what God has made (self, other people, and
Nature). 3.
The majority of the world’s population consider themselves
spiritual but not religious. 4.
Faith is part of religion but has nothing to do with spirituality.
5.
In the Old Testament, the ancient Hebrews use the same
word for “breath” and “spirit”. 6.
Nature has played a minor role in the development of human
spirituality over the past 3,000 years. 7.
Close human relatives such as chimpanzees also show behavioral
signs of intense spiritual feelings. 8.
The temporal lobe of the cerebral cortex is associated
with musical activity, human speech, and spiritual feelings. 9.
The Twelve Step approach to addiction recovery originated
in the U.S. in the 1930’s and does not include a spiritual
component. 10.Even
though he was a Hindu, Gandhi modeled his non-violent movement for
Indian independence on the spiritual principles of Jesus’
teachings. Print this quiz and keep a record of your answers. Come back on December 1, 2005 for the answers to this quiz as well the next quiz: What’s Your SPIF-Q (Spiritual Fitness Quotient)? For updates about future quizzes sign up on our mailing list. For additional information about the evolution of human spirituality, see Chapter 7 of “The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Security in the Sonoran Desert” by Phyllis Strupp. Purchase "The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Security in the Sonoran Desert" at Amazon.com
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