Other World Religions and Philosophies

These believers make up the 3rd largest religion in the world and believe in millions of gods, karma, and reincarnation.

This religion/philosophy believes in stillness, openness, and discovering the buried central parts of ourselves.

This religion/philosophy emerged in the Indus River Valley and believes in multiple deities, karma, and reincarnation.

"Do not do to others what you don't want done to yourself" is a central belief in this philosophy.

This monotheistic religion is a fusion of Hinduism and Islam, believing in the equality of all and community service.

This religion/philosophy's primary focus is to confront suffering by practicing the Four Noble Truths.

Which country and religion does this flag represent?

They can be recognized by articles of faith like a turban called a daastar and a steel/iron bracelet called a kaara.

These believers try to follow a "simple" way through meditation, chanting scriptures, and worshiping a variety of gods.

... believe in a soul but no God and are characterized by their belief in non-violence.

These believers may seek someone in their culture who they believe communicates with spirits for healing or direction.

This religion/philosophy means "way of the kami" and has no central deity but a set of rituals to practice.

These believers often don't eat meat or roots and may wear masks so they don't inhale insects.

The Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab is the holiest place of worship for ...

Which Asian country did Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism emerge?

Which religion or philosophy do you think Rafiki from the Lion King practiced?

... , or the highest state of enlightenment, is the ultimate goal of a Buddhist.

This is the oldest of all spiritual religions, meaning "to know", and exists in every culture and generation.

These followers show great respect to their ancestors and the sun goddess, Amaterasu.

The ... is the head of Tibetan Buddhism, and the current ... teaches that peace of mind comes from warm-heartedness.