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Hinduism!!!
Hinduism!!!
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Hinduism is at least 5000 years old and is considered the oldest religion still practiced today
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True
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What makes Hinduism unique?
it is made up of a variety of traditions and beliefs
theres yoga
There are many interpretations of the religion
Hinduism had many gods
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How are catholicism and Hinduism similar?
they believe it is up to the individual to make the right moral decisions
both say that the universe was developed naturally, by a supernatural being
they have the same opinions about how salvation is attained
they both have a singular god
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False
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Examples of holidays/traditions in Hinduism
christmas
Diwali: a holiday representing the triumph of light over darkness
easter
navatri: a festivle that honours the Devine feminine
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Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world
True
False
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What are some core beliefs in Hinduism?
respect for all life
bhakti: devotion to a person god or godess
Dharma: moral/ethical duties that vary from person to person
karm:good actions have positive outcome, bad actions have negative outcomes
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Who is the founder of Hinduism?
bill gates
vishnu
there is no direct founder
Brahman
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What is the ultimate goal in the Hindu religion?
to live a good life
to attain moksha (become free from the cycle of birth and rebirth)
to become really good at cartwheels
to do as much good in the world as possible
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How does this religion offer salvation?
through way of prayer
through way of devotion
through way of knowledge
through Way of work
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Who is the central figure in Hinduism?
brahman, the ultimate cosmic reality and source of all existence
Jesus
There isn’t a single central figure or deity to represents the religion
vishnu, the preserver and protector