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| Sacred Text of Confucianism |
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| None, but did look at Daoism's orgiinal teachings |
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| Major Beilifs of Confucianism |
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| Maintain harmony with nature. System of ideas that delt with wordly goals. 5 relationships. Final piety (respect for parents) above all. Had respect for learning |
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| Tripitaka, the sutias, and tontras |
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| Major Beilifs of Buddhism |
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No gods, but buddhas or "enlightned ones exist. Reincarntation, Foour Noble Truths
-suffering is a part of life
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-desire can be overcome
-the Eightfold path leads away from desire |
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| India ---> to China, tibet, and southest. |
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| Sacred text(s) of Hinduism |
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| no single text/ vedas, sultras, and epics |
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| Braham the ultimate God is the source of all existance. Many lesser gods, reinacrantaion, law of karma, ahimsa (non violence) |
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| Founder of Animism/Shinto |
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| Sacred texts of Anism/Shinto |
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| cave drawings and shrines. |
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| Majore beilifs of Animism/Shinto |
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| shrines, honored kami, or superior powers that were natural or divine. Spirit begins that govern the natural world. Many gods. Each person worth of rescpect. Truthfullnedd and purfication bring the blessing of the Kami |
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| tradition cultures of Africa, Asia, South America |
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| One god. God made a covenant or pact with Abraham and the jewish people that if they obey gods commands god will amke isreal a great natio. Actaions are more improtant than beliefs. |
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| Sacred Texts of Christianity |
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| Mjor Beliefs of Christiantity |
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| one god to, to save humand. God sent Jesus who suffers died and rose from the dead. Trinity god, son, and Holy Spirt, united as one. Love god above all else. |
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one god. allh, Five pillars or duties
-profession of faith
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-pilgrimage to Mec ca insaudi Araba |
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