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        | The belief in only one god |  | 
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        | The totality of the good and bad deeds someone's done and carried over into next life |  | 
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        | The sacred book for Jews/Hebrews (Contains the 4 first books of the Holy Bible) |  | 
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        | Christians believed to be the son of God and the messiah |  | 
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        | The holiest city for Jews and Christians, third holiest for muslims |  | 
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        | The last great prophet of Allah, messager for Allah, founder of Islam |  | 
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        | The man who freed the Hebrews from Egypt and was handed the 10 commandments from God |  | 
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        | The sacred book for Hinduism |  | 
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        | The Belief in more than 1 god |  | 
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        | What Jews/Hebrews call God |  | 
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        | The head of the church in Christianity |  | 
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        | The holiest city for muslims |  | 
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        | The holy book for muslims |  | 
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        | The understanding of everything to break the reincarnation cycle |  | 
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        | Father of the Hebrew people, made covenant between God |  | 
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        | Hindu text for the common man |  | 
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        | The birth, death, and rebirth of the soul/spirit |  | 
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        | The point in where you achieve complete peace and happiness in Buddhism |  | 
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        | A Hindu prince who founded Buddhism |  | 
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        | One of the 5 pillars of faith, muslims must take pilgrimage to Mecca at least once |  | 
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        | The organized system of beliefs, practices, and worship of 1 or more gods |  | 
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        | Laws given to Moses from God to the Hebrews |  | 
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        | 1 of th 3 main gods of Hinduism, the creator of the universe |  | 
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        | Origin: Middle East Founder: Jesus Christ Gods: God Holy Book: Holy Bible Beliefs: Only 1 god, loves and watches over us Jesus Christ is the son of God and died for our sins |  | 
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        | Origin: India/Nepal Founder: Siddhartha Guatama Gods: None Sacred Books: Tripitaka Beliefs: Person achieves happiness by detaching themselves from all worldly desires |  | 
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