Who was the first Cornish Baha'i and where in Cornwall did he live?  Daniel Jenkyn, St Ives James Clemo, Redruth Robert Trythall, St Austell

Which world famous Artist based in Cornwall, was greatly influenced by his Faith as a Baha'i?  Bernard Leach Barbara Hepworth Terence Frost

Which of these is the most holy place for the Baha’i Community The Shrine of the Bab, who was the Forerunner to Baha'u'llah, the Prophet Founder of the Baha'i Faith House of Worship in Uganda The Baha'i Archives Building in Haifa, Israel

The flag of Cornwall is a white cross on a black background, whose cross is it?  St Petroc St Piran St Patrick

There are many Celtic saints to whose name numerous Churches in Cornwall are dedicated, which King was said to be the father of many of them?  King Rollo King Lewy King Brychan

What is the most important festival for Christians? Easter Harvest Christmas

What is the Hindu symbol called?  Om Shanti Swastika

Which Hindu Festival is known as “the Festival of Lights”?  Shivaratri Diwali Holi

Where do Hindus worship?  Temple (Madir) Church Monastery

Who do Jews refer to as their father?  Moses Abraham Rabbi Akiva

Where is the oldest Ashkenazi synagogue in the English speaking world?  London New York Plymouth

What does the word “kosher” mean?  Clean Eatable Proper

Who was the Buddha in his early life? A holy man A prince A merchant / trader

The Three Pure Precepts are as follows: 1st to give up harmful actions, 2nd to take up virtuous actions. What is the Third Pure Precept of the Buddha?  To worship the Buddha To train the mind To believe in Buddha

When the Buddha was asked metaphysical questions regarding the Afterlife and the Creator, how did he respond?  Buddha invited his followers to go and contemplate this themselves Buddha taught that we will be reborn until we are enlightened Buddha kept noble silence and held up a flower

Muslims are encouraged to make a pilgrimage called the Haj to which city?  Mecca ‐ the place of Muhammad's birth Jerusalem ‐ the place where Muhammad was transported during the night journey Medina ‐ the place of Muhammad's tomb

The framework for the spiritual life within Islam is known as the Five what of Islam?  Commandments Pillars Prayers

When praying Muslims will always face in the direction of the Ka’bah. In the UK this means they face...  North East West

A Pagan is...  A person who has no beliefs A follower of a contemporary nature based religion Someone who is not a follower of Judaism, Christianity or Islam

Pagans see the world as...  Created by a transcendent god who is elsewhere Created by evolution Divinely created and an all encompassing manifestation of divinity which is omni‐present

Pagans have...  A small centrally controlled priesthood No priesthood at all A belief that everyone should be their own priest or priestess