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        | Gives hope in transcending death |  | 
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        | believed in "decompositional pathways" |  | 
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        | Believes symbols were recycled among religions |  | 
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        | Working on a personal scale, he believed religion is an illusion |  | 
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        | Preferred "received" religion to "dogmatic tyranny" |  | 
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        | Class Definition of Religion |  | Definition 
 
        | Religion is belief that commonly-held innate norms, rituals, myths, symbols will provide support in this life and help transcend death |  | 
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        | This group of people colored their dead red to represent life |  | Definition 
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        | Neanderthal cult that involved the head of an animal |  | Definition 
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        | Tribe that believed a person has three souls |  | Definition 
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        | Sacred sysmbol, often in the form of an animal |  | 
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        | recieved a revelation from the Angel Gabriel |  | 
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        | mystic who promoted Sufism |  | 
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        | The division between Sunnis and Shi'ites |  | 
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        | Contains Judaism's complete scriptures |  | Definition 
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        | Who received a written covenant from God |  | Definition 
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        | Religion that caused Hebrews to develop the concept of hell |  | 
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        | combination of German and Hebrew languages |  | 
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        | came to the united states originally though the efforts of a russian immigrant |  | 
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        | believed the ethiopian emperor will liberate them |  | 
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        | nature-based religion that does not believe in satan |  | 
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        | believes he is the married messiah |  | 
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        | believe aliens cloned humanity |  | 
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        | founded the order of lions |  | 
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        | left his family singing songs |  | 
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        | allows christmas to be a shinto holiday |  | Definition 
 
        | a little of this a little of that |  | 
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        | what shinto became after World War 2 |  | 
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        | the original humans or kami |  | 
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        | step by step guide to enlightenment |  | Definition 
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        | living in india he is a bodhisattva |  | 
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