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    Judaism Shawn Titen January 8th‚ 2012 HUM/130 Daniel Davis Judaism is one of the oldest and longest lasting religions. It claims its roots from Abraham. Judaism is the religion of the Jews. Jews have lived through many hardships because of the beliefs‚ which include non-violence. Judaism was originally known as “Children of Israel”‚ and now include a country called Israel. Practicing Jews live in many different countries. They can be found all over the world. They have been persecuted

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    1. Hinduism 72 -113 2. Buddhism 128 – 155 Hinduism Hinduism has also been the source of three other religions. (Jainism‚ Buddhism‚ Sikhism) The word Hindu comes from the Sanskrit name for the river Indus‚ Sindhu. Hindu may refer to a great variety of religious beliefs and practices‚ it generally applies to the religion of the people of India. “Hindus‚” Indians who did not convert to Islam 7th to 15th century C.E‚ Hinduism flourished in much of Southeast Asia and still survives on the Indonesian Island

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    Professor Roy Shaff World Religions March 11‚ 2012   Hinduism is a very complex religion that consists of a variety of beliefs and traditions. The Indian religion embraces the belief and practices of Hindu. Hinduism is a religion of many gods and goddesses. There are many elements that characterize the Hindu religion. The oldest and most sacred scriptures‚ is the Vedas which originated around fifteen hundred B.C. The Hindu people believe that Vedas is timeless. Veda means “knowledge”

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    Christianity and Buddhism are two very different religions. It’s not surprising how they diffused and spread from one place‚ class‚ or person took different turns. Christianity began covertly‚ with secret cults and meetings; while Buddhism‚ from the beginning‚ agreed with the native religion‚ allowing it to be accepted in society and spread through monasteries and schools. However‚ they both did become incredibly popular and proliferate. There are multiple arguments that can be taken on to explain

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    fifty years‚ Buddhism has been gaining followers in numerous Western countries such as Australia (website). This development has progressed so far‚ that one could even say Buddhism is becoming completely mainstream in a sense that it is no longer confined to an Asian immigrant minority. The attractions of Buddhism are threefold and these account for its popularity. Firstly‚ Buddhism emphasises peace and harmony which are very desirable to modern driven men and women. Secondly‚ Buddhism offers a more

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    Our True Selves in the Form of a Spiritual Reality Those unfamiliar with Hinduism may believe that it is a polytheistic religion‚ this; however‚ is untrue. Despite the existence of around 330 million Hindu gods‚ the mediated sacred for Hindus is Brahman. Hinduism is considered to be a monist religion‚ meaning it takes a variety of existing things and explains them in a single substance. Brahman may also be thought of as monistic because It is considered to be the hub from which all deities manifest

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    There are several virtues that advocate in Confucianism‚ manly known as filial piety‚ loyalty‚ forbearance‚ humaneness and the golden rule. Confucius believes that each of them is interdependent and human should maintain the balance of them in order to ensure a smooth collaboration in human society. On the other hand‚ Confucius emphasizes ancient arts like rites‚ music and writing. He thinks that these are the major components that cultivate ones disposition. For instance‚ writing can develop the

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    great religion work of the Aryans - the Rig Veda. The Veda and the Brahmins‚ the priests‚ came to hold a most prominent place in Vedic society. By about the forth century B.C. Hinduism had supplanted the older Vedic faith and became supreme. During this period two new religions Buddhism and Jainism developed out of Hinduism. The basic institution of the society was the extended family. The family consisted of eldest male and his wife‚ their sons‚ grandsons and heir wives and children and unmarried

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    particular region and based on that region (e.g. Hinduism‚ and Judaism) predominantly Judaism has been passed through blood ties‚ generations its perfectly possible to be Jewish even if we are not religious‚ theistic our affiliation with the group marks us as Jewish‚ even if we abandoned the larger belief structure of the tradition Missionary Religion is distinguished through its articles of belief examples‚ IslamChristianityBuddhism anybody from any group can become a missionary tradition

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    Hinduism and Buddhism both came into existence from India. According to S. Rahdhakrishnan‚ “Buddhism‚ in its origin is an offshoot of Hinduism.” (Buddhism & Hinduism‚ 2007) This is due to the fact that Buddhism was started around 2‚500 years ago by Siddhartha Gautama who was originally brought up in a Hindu family and was later called “the Buddha” by his followers. (Teece‚ 2003) Hinduism has been around for well over 5‚000 years and was not started by a single historical figure. Hinduism and

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