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        | Ceremonies that re-enact a founder’s experiences or earlier myths |  | 
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        | holy person of Christianity |  | 
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        | study of religious doctrines of salvation |  | 
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        | nature of the human condition |  | 
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        | believes in the existence of an impersonal supreme Reality, but not a personal god |  | 
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        | Dualist-two gods of equal power in opposition…Zoroastrianism |  | 
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        | guidelines for behavior Decalogue
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        | Ethics  -  Morality 10 Commandments: DECALOGUE…Judaism (Torah)
 Beatitudes: Christianity
 Five Precepts: Buddhism
 Five Pillars: Islam
 Wu-wei: Taoism
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        | god(s) exists in everything and everywhere |  | 
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        | Polytheist -- many gods HINDUISM EGYPTIAN
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        | believes in the existence of a personal god |  | 
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        | does not believe in the existence of a personal god or an impersonal supreme Reality |  | 
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        | does not believe that the existence of god can be proven, therefore they do not concern themselves |  | 
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        | Sacred texts for buddhism |  | 
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        | comes from two possible Latin words: “religare" (to bind again) or “religio” (to read again).  It has more to do with the customs and specific teachings of a belief system. |  | 
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        | sacred to christianity and judaism |  | 
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        | Fasting from food and water and dancing for four days, participants endured suffering. The suffering can be symbolic, spiritual, or very real. Vicarious Suffering
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        | lines of white chalk on ground |  | 
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        | first stage of initiation |  | 
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        | second stage of initiation |  | 
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        | final stage of initiation |  | 
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        | Loa of the dead SKELETON MAN WITH TOP HAT |  | 
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        | Call to Service…the individual has left the stage of the will-to-get (meaninglessness) and entered the will-to-give (meaning) |  | 
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        | moral law of cause and effect |  | 
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        | the pursuit of wealth or material advantage |  | 
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        | the way to God through knowledge |  | 
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        | the way to god through love |  | 
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        | the way to god through selfless works |  | 
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        | oldest sacred texts in hindu |  | 
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        | Upanishads Mahabharata
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        | the teaching of non-injury |  | 
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        | Theravada buddhism holy person |  | 
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        | siddhartha leaves when he is? |  | Definition 
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        | to blow out the flames of desire |  | 
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        | Four Noble Truths Eightfold Path
 Five Precepts
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        | THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS (KNOW FOR SHORT ANSWER/ESSAY) |  | Definition 
 
        | Dukkha (suffering or dis-ease of life) Trauma of birth, sickness, aging process, fear of death, losses, etc.
 Tanha (desire or attachments)
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 Nirodha (the cessation of suffering)
 Magga (the cure)
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        | EIGHT FOLD PATH (KNOW FOR SHORT ANSWER ESSAY) |  | Definition 
 
        | Right Views Right Intentions
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        | THe FiVE PRECEPTS (KNOW FOR ESSAY SHORT ANSWER) |  | Definition 
 
        | refrain from… Sensual misconduct
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        | sand drwaings that represent impermanence |  | 
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        | THE STEPS OF INITIATION FOR VOODOO |  | Definition 
 
        | Kanzo- open to anyone who wishes to be initiated 
 Sur Pointe- initiated into a loas
 
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        | SIX FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS |  | Definition 
 
        | What is the nature of the human condition? What is Salvation?
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 What is right and wrong?
 What is the nature of the world?
 What is ultimate Reality, does it exist and how does it exist?
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        | know the 4 paths to god (hindu) |  | Definition 
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