Religion
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- Buddhism originated
- in North East India
- Muslim text
- The Qur'an
- Buddhism
- 240 years old and is followed by 350 million worshippers
- Christians
- The worlds biggest religion with about 2.2 billion followers
- Hinduism
- The 3rd Most Popular religion with 750 million followers
- Hinduism Symbol
- Aum
- Hindu name comes from
- The river indus
- Christianity Founder
- Jesus of Nazareth
- Christian sacred text
- The bible- old and new testaments
- Muslim belief
- that there is only one god, called ALLAH
- Judaism Symbol
- the Magen David or Star of David, th Menorah, he Mezuzah
- Hinduism founder
- No founder, developed out of Brahminism
- Hinduism TEXT
- the Holdy Vedas
- Jewish belief
- that there is a single God who no only created the univers but with whom every Jew can have an individual and personal relationship
- Judaism Founder
- Abraham
- Christian symbol
- The cross
- Judaism
- is aroudn is around 3500 years old and is the oldest of the worlds religions
- Judaism holy place is
- Jerusalem and the Synagogue
- BUDDHISM TEXT
- TRIPITAKA
- Muslims
- Second most popular religion in the world over 1 million followers
- Buddhism symbols
- The wheel of life, the lotus flower, Buddha
- How many central beliefs ar in Buddhism
- 3 beliefs
- Christianity originated
- in Isreal
- Muslim religion originated
- Saudi Arabia
- Christian belief
- That there is one god consisting of 3 "persons" (FATHER SON AND HOLY SPIRIT)
- Judaism originated
- in Israel around 4000 years ago
- Key concept of buddhism is
- is to come to a state without suffering
- Hinduism originated
- in Northern India
- Muslim symbol
- the moon and start
- How is Hinduism different
- no founder, no prophets, no single religion
- Jewish text
- The TeNaCh or Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim
- Muslim sacred buildling
- Mosque
- Muslim founder
- Muhammad (pbuh)
- Buddhism founder
- this religion is founded on and inspired by the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)
- Christian sacred buildling
- Church, Chapel, Cathedral