Step 2: After you have explained the answers to the six questions above, it's your turn to write two questions of your own that you would like to ask any of the religious figures discussed in the lesson (ex. Jesus, Mohammad, Moses). You should also write sample answers to the two questions you create. Your questions and answers should address one of the following topics from the lesson, but should not repeat answers already discussed in this assessment: how the three religions are alike and different what perspective each religion has on the prophets discussed in the lesson what basic beliefs each religion follows what revelations the holy books of the three religions provide and how they relate to oneanother Why does the star and crescent represent the Islamic faith? Why does the Torah only have the Old testament and not the new testament also?
Step 2: After you have explained the answers to the six questions above, it's your turn to write two questions of your own that you would like to ask any of the religious figures discussed in the lesson (ex. Jesus, Mohammad, Moses). You should also write sample answers to the two questions you create. Your questions and answers should address one of the following topics from the lesson, but should not repeat answers already discussed in this assessment: how the three religions are alike and different what perspective each religion has on the prophets discussed in the lesson what basic beliefs each religion follows what revelations the holy books of the three religions provide and how they relate to oneanother Why does the star and crescent represent the Islamic faith? Why does the Torah only have the Old testament and not the new testament also?