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Hinduism:
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Lord Brahma(creator)
Lord Vishnu(preservor)
Lord Shiva(destroyer)
330 million dieties |
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Hinduism:
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- Authority of the vedas
- kharma determines density of life and reincarnation
- goal= nirvana or being released from the cycle of life, death and rebirth
- brahmans are at the top of the caste system
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| when you die, you are reborn based on karma in your past life |
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Hinduism
important holy days |
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Hinduism
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- religon of indians around 1800 BC
- aryans invaded india and sread
- created caste system and put themselves at the top
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- followers of vishnu (vishnas)
- Followers of shiva (shivas)
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Hinduism
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temples for festivals
pray at home |
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Hinduism
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Hinduism
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Hinduism
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majority: india and nepal
minority: countries farthest from india. NOT the former british colonies |
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Buddhism
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- "The glass is already broken"
- 4 noble truths
- eightfold path
- life is suffering then you die
- to break the cycle of suffering
- to find the middle way between positives and negitives and live in the median
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| What are the four noble truths in Buddhism? |
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- Life means suffering
- The origin of suffering is attachment
- The cessation of suffering is attainable
- The path to cessation of suffering(the middle way between the two)
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| What is the eightfold path of Buddhism? |
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- Right view
- Right intention
- Right speech
- right action
- right livelihood
- right effort
- right mindfulness
- right concentration
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Buddhism
history of faith |
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| Buddha leaves the palace and changes his view. He decides to leave hinduism because of the caste system that he disagrees with. Buddha sits under the bohdi tree and sees a girl playing the lute. He concludes that if the strings of the lute are too tight that they will break and if they are too lose it will sound bad. There is a middle that the lute sounds just right. just the way life should be |
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Theravana
Mahayana
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Bohdi Tree
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8 Spoked wheel (representing the eightfold path) |
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Buddhism
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Buddhism
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Buddhism
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Nepal/Southeast Asia
(Forced out of Tibet but that is where the Dalai Lama is found) |
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Confucianism
Relidgous Leaders |
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Confucianism
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Confucianism
Major Beliefs |
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- 5 relationships
- importance of family
- dignity of human life
- homan goodness
- importance of behavior in society(through the 5 relationships)
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Confucianism
Views of death |
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not inerested in the afterlife or heaven
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Confucianism
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| Confucius taught the views of confuciansim (the 6 arts) and his ideas were spread and made famous and became a philosophy in china |
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Confucianism
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Confucianism
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China, Eastern Hemisphere.
Hasn't spread everywhere else yet... |
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