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Religious Studies
9th Grade
03/10/2015

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Six relationships of confucianism
Definition
  1. ruler/minister
  2. husband/wife
  3. parnet/child
  4. older/younger sibling
  5. older/younger friend
Term
Jainism: Mahavira 5 principles to escape rebirth
Definition
  1. nonviolence (ahisma)
  2. truthfulness (satya)
  3. Taking only what is freely given (asteya)
  4. non-possessiveness (aparigraha)
  5. chastity (brahmacharya)
Term
Four Sights of the Buddha
Definition
  1. Old man (bent)
  2. sick man (diseased)
  3. dead man (corpse)
  4. poor man (monk)
Term
buddha's 3 phases in the forest
Definition
  1. seek out the hindu masters (learned all they could teach him)
  2. joined a group of ascentics (in time, he learned to nourish himself to meditate)
  3. the middle way (to be done in moderation)
Term
the temptations of the buddha
Definition
  1. kama - god of desire - tempted with lust
  2. mara - lord of death - threatened him
  3. mara - tempted him rationally - with the idea of slipping into nirvana, rather tha acting as a guide
Term
Noble truths of buddhism
Definition
  1. dukkha - all is suffering
  2. tanha - all suffering is caused by thirst, desire, craving, selfishness
  3. to stop suffering one must cease to crave and overcome tanha
  4. accomplished by the eightfold path
Term
eight fold path of buddhism (aka the middle way)
Definition
  1. right views
  2. right intent
  3. right speech
  4. right conduct
  5. right livelihood
  6. right effort
  7. right mindfulness
  8. right concentration
Term
ten commitments of hinduism
Definition
  1. ahimsa - do no harm
  2. satya - dont lie
  3. asteya - dont steal
  4. brahmacharya - dont overindulge
  5. aparigraha - dont be greedy
  6. suacha - be clean
  7. santosha - be content
  8. tapas - be self-discipled
  9. svadhyaya - study
  10. ishvara pranidhana - surrender to god
Term
four purposes of life of hinduism
Definition
  1. dharma - fulfill moral, social and religious duties
  2. artha - attain financial and worldly success
  3. kama - satisfy desires and drives in moderation
  4. moksha - attain freedom from reincarnation
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three paths of hinduism
Definition
  1. karmamarga - paths of works and action
  2. jnanamarga - paths of knowledge or philosophy
  3. bhaktimarga - path of devotion to god
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