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Introduction to Judaism, Taoism Confucianism, Buddhism and Hinduism.
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God created a covenant with Abraham so he and his descendants would receive the land of Canaan.
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Focuses on achieving balance and harmony in the universe and one's life.
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Siddhartha Gautama founded this religion
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Lao Tse Founder
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King Fu-Tzu founded this religion
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Abraham and Moses were founders of which religion?
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Hebrews believe they are a chosen people. There is only one God.
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Goal is to merge with the Brahman after a series of reincarnations.
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Hebrews believe they are chosen people
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Largest polytheistic religion.
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Holy book is Vedas
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Spread to Southeast Asia and to East Asia. Actively seeks to convert others.
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Waiting for a Messiah one day to restore the nation of Israel
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Ethical code based on Five Relationships
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Began in India and incorporated Hinduism in its practice.
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No founder of this religion
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Religion started in China during the Zhou Dynasty.
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Symbol is Yin/Yang
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Believe in Karma and Dharma
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First major monotheistic religion
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Grew from Chinese philosophies and reaction to spread Confucianism and Buddhism.
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Trade and education spread throughout the Indian subcontinent and eventually to Southeast Asia
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Ideals formed the basis for the civil service exam in China.
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Prince experienced pain, suffering, grief and wanted compassion for all.
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Not a religion that actively seeks to convert others.
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Focuses on achieving balance and harmony in the universe.
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Primary goals are order, harmony, peace and hapiness on earth.
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Believe that rewards are earned through good deeds.
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Not a religion but an ethical code that deals with moral character
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Believe that desire is the cause of suffering and the way to end suffering is to end desire.
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Man's actions are in harmony with the universe and don't conflict with nature
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Spread to areas immediately surrounding China - incorporated teachings of Buddhism.
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The origin of this religion is unknown but it started in what is now India.
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