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🌟 Section 1: Basic Concepts of Spiritual Heritage

1. What is meant by spiritual heritage?

2. Why is spiritual heritage difficult to define clearly?

3. What does ‘spiritual’ mean in the context of Bhutan’s Constitution?

4. What does the word ‘heritage’ refer to?

5. List one example each of material and non-material spiritual heritage.
   
   

📜 Section 2: Article 3 of the Constitution of Bhutan

1. Buddhism as Spiritual Heritage

6. What values does Buddhism promote according to the Constitution?

7. Is Buddhism declared the state religion of Bhutan? Explain.

8. What rights does Article 3 provide regarding religious freedom?

9. How does the Constitution ensure equality among all religions?
   
   

2. The Role of the Druk Gyalpo

10. Who is the protector and patron of all religions in Bhutan?

11. Why is it important that only the Druk Gyalpo holds this role?

12. How does the Druk Gyalpo promote national unity and harmony?
    
    

3. Religion and Politics

13. What is the main responsibility of religious institutions and personalities in Bhutan?

14. Why must religion remain separate from politics?

15. What are the dangers of mixing religion with politics?
    
    

4. Je Khenpo and Monastic Leadership

16. Who appoints the Je Khenpo, and on whose recommendation?

17. What are the key qualifications for becoming the Je Khenpo?

18. What is the Dratshang Lhentshog and who are its members?

19. Which religious bodies receive government support under Article 3?