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The founder of Buddhism
Title that means "Enlightened One"
Polytheistic Religions - Midterm
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Title that means "Enlightened One"
Amrit
Buddha
Khanda
Erleuchteter
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The founder of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama
Guru Nanak
Gandhi
Cleisthenes
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Everything in life is suffering and sorrow
First Noble Truth
Third Noble Truth
Fourth Noble Truth
Second Noble Truth
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The way to overcome such desires and attain enlightenment to follow the Eightfold Path
Second Noble Truth
Fourth Noble Truth
First Noble Truth
Third Noble Truth
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They believe in Bodhisattvas. Called Zen in Japan and Ch'an in China
Karma
Buddha
The 3 Jewels
Mahayana
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The way to end all suffering is to end all desires
Third NT
First NT
Second NT
Fourth NT
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The final place for liberated souls
Siddha-sheela
Cemeteries
Mahavira
Heaven
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Popular festival known as the festival of lights
Siddha-sheela
Hanukkah
Holi
Diwali
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Sikh sacred scriptures
Amrit
Gurdwara
Waheguru
Guru Granth Sahib
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The festival of colors celebrated in the spring
Holi
Shiva
Diwali
Passover
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Doing your duty in society
Moksha
Caste System
Karma
Dharma
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The creator god
Medusa
Vishnu
Brahma
Shiva
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The founder of Jainism
Guru Nanak
Jiva
Ajiua
Mahavira
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The cause of all suffering is people's selfish desire for the temporary pleasures of this world
Second NT
First NT
Third NT
Fourth NT
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The social class pyramid that had a rigid class structure
Reincarnation
Caste System
Brahma
Mercantilism
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The protector god
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
Vedas
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Belief in one god, the great teacher
Mahayana
Abraham
Monotheism
Waheguru
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The founder of Sikhism
Guru Nanak
Matt Milano
Gandhi
Siddhartha Gautama
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Sikh men all wear these signs of their faith
Burka
The Five K's
Bekitche
Mahavira
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The strict original teachings of the Buddha or the Orthodox sect of Buddhism
Ajiua
Vajrayana
Nirvana
Theravada
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A non-living object without a soul, has no consciousness
Ajiua
Jiva
Khanda
Mailbox
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Celebrates the birth of the founder (Sikhism)
Guru Nanak's Birthday
Diwali
Shavuot
Christmas
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Longest poem in the world. A struggle between the Aryans and Native Indians
Mahabharata
Beowulf
The Epic of Gilgamesh
The Iliad
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The god in Hinduism that all other gods are incarnations of
Shiva
Brahman
Vedas
Moksha
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Confirmation into full membership into the Sikh faith
Amrit
Moksha
Initiation
Khanda
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Includes right thinking, action and religious devotion
Three Paths to Moksha
Three Paths of Dharma
Three Paths to Karma
Three Paths to Getting an A
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A series of steps towards enlightenment. May take several lifetimes to move up a step
Eightfold Path
A staircase
The Five K's
Three Paths to Moksha
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Celebration of the enlightenment of the founder of Buddhism
Diwali
Bodi Day
Holi
Easter
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Sikh building of worship
Gurdwara
Mosque
Church
Synagogue
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A symbol associated with the Sikh faith
Khanda
Cross
Star of David
Aum
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One of the four Hindu holy books
Brahma
Vedas
Moksha
Torah
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Good and bad deeds that can affect your rebirth
Mitzvahs
Decisons
Dharma
Karma
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Release from selfishness and pain
Nirvana
Mahayana
Karma
Mahavira
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The destroyer god
Brahma
Zeus
Shiva
Vishnu
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A state of perfect understanding of all things
Moksha
Nirvana
Jiva
Mahavira
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The collection of Buddhist scriptures and learning of SIddhartha Gautama
Jiva
Eightfold Path
The 3 Jewels
Deepavali
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The belief that the soul is reborn after death
Reincarnation
Karma
Dharma
Moksha
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A term for a living soul, that which has consciousness
Ajiua
Deepavali
Jiva
Karma
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Illustrates the belief that we can only know part of the truth
Amrit
The Five K's
Guru Nanak's Birthday
The Elephant Story
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The branch of Buddhism the Dalai Lama is from
Theravada
Vajrayana
Nirvana
Mahayana