Angels and Archangels — The Divine Holarchy examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

Where does the module place angels and archangels within the divine holarchy?

Outside the holarchy altogether, independent of its order, provided nothing else changes in the meantime In a middle order, as intermediaries between divine and human At the lowest level, below the elemental spirits of nature At the summit, above even the major deities themselves
What does the term 'holarchy' combine, according to the module?

'Holos', meaning whole, and 'archy', meaning rule 'Hollow', meaning empty, and 'arch', meaning bridge 'Holos', meaning many, and 'archy', meaning chaos 'Holy', meaning sacred, and 'archy', meaning ancient
In what sense are angels described as holons?

They act autonomously while remaining integral to the whole They are wholes that have no connection to anything larger They are the only beings that contain no parts within them, as it is commonly taught elsewhere They exist only as parts, with no identity of their own
Which angel does the module name as delivering the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad?

Israfil, the trumpeter Michael (Mikail) Gabriel (Jibril) Azrael (Izrail)
What distinguishes archangels from other angels, according to the module?

They are lesser messengers who carry only routine news Higher missions, leadership and a warrior role preserving order They never interact with human beings in any way at all They serve only individual people, as personal guardians, as long as the surface behaviour looks right
How does the module say guardian angels usually make their presence felt?

Through dramatic public miracles witnessed by large crowds Through written messages left behind in sacred places Through physical rescue in every single dangerous situation Through subtle influences
What channels does the module name for angels' spiritual mentorship?

Commands that must be obeyed without question Formal lessons delivered in temples Written laws handed to religious leaders Dreams, visions and intuitive nudges
How does the module characterise the nature of angelic guidance?

A test designed to punish people for wrong decisions A general message that is identical for every person, as most beginners are taught to expect A directive force that removes all personal choice A gentle nudge that helps people discover their own truths
What do angels' wings symbolise in the module?

Their power to judge the souls of the dead at the end of life, in the majority of common situations Moving between celestial and earthly realms, with freedom and purity Their connection to the element of air and to nothing else Their rank placed above all other spiritual beings in creation
What do the scales associated with archangels represent?

The division of heaven into equal parts The time remaining until the world ends Commitment to balance and fairness The weighing of gold offered in worship
How does the module explain the modern fascination with angels?

A longing for connection with something greater A scientific discovery that confirmed their existence A decline in interest in any spiritual subject A rule introduced by major religious institutions