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| to be born again and again (Hinduism) |
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| social classes, a way to separate people in society (Hinduism) |
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| having an understanding of the truth (Buddhism) |
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| quiet state of clearing one's mind of thoughts (Buddhism) |
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| release from the long cycle of reincarnation (Buddhism) |
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| the idea that there is only one god |
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| first great monotheistic religion; later taken over by the religion of Islam |
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| the systematic killing of a people (Judaism) |
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| how people should treat each other and live (Judaism) |
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| promised and expected deliverer of the Jewish people (Judaism) |
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| stories that tell of Jesus of Nazareth (Christianity) |
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| God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit (Christianity) |
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| the god of the Islamic religion (Islam) |
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| the holy book of the Muslim people (Islam) |
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