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Belief System test

TermDefinition
Founder of Daoism Laozi
Origin of Daoism China
Symbol of Daoism Yin and Yang
Sacred Book of Daoism Dao De Ching
Is Daoism a religion or a philosophy? Philosophy
Dao A universal force connected to nature that creates order for all things
Yin and Yang Harmony comes from the balancing of opposite forces of nature
action through inaction a ruler should take little action
Jen Human kindness should be shown towards one another
Founder of Confucianism Confucius
Place of order of Confucianism China
Sacred book of Confucianism Analects
Is Confucianism a religion or philosophy? Philosophy
Five relationships of Confucianism Ruler to Ruled Father to son Older brother to younger brother Husband to wife friend to friend
Confucianism was a social code of behavior
Filial Piety Respect for elders and honoring parents and ancestors
Founder of Buddhism Siddhartha Gautama or Buddha
Origin of Buddhism India
buddhism is practiced across Asia
The sacred text of Buddhism Tripitka
Buddhism is worshiped in Temples
Four Noble Truths of Buddhism 1-Everyone suffers 2- The cause of suffering is desire (greed) 3-To end suffering you must end desire (greed) 4-Follow the eightfold path
The Eightfold Path As taught by the Buddha, the path one must follow to achieve Nirvana
Riencarnation The rebirth of the soul in the body of another living being
Nirvana (Buddhism) Enlightenment
Buddhism symbol Wheel
Founder of Hinduism No single founder; believed to be the Aryan peoples
Origin of Hinduism India
Sacred text of Hinduism Vedas and Upanishads
Brahma Creator (Hinduism)
Samsara reincarnation (Hinduism)
Karma The belief that actions in this life, whether good or bad, will decide your place in the next life (hinduism)
Dharma In Hindu belief, a person's religious and moral duties.
Caste system A Hindu social class system that controlled every aspect of daily life.
Hinduism Symbol Aum
Polythesistic Belief in many gods.
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva The three main gods of Hinduism
The founder of Judaism Abraham
The place of origin of Judaism The Middle East
What is the sacred text of Judaism Torah
What are the main beliefs of Judaism One God-he made a covenant with Abraham that the Jews were God's chosen people. The Ten commandments Sabbath begins at sunset Friday and continues through Saturday
The founder of Christianity Jesus
The Place of origin of Christianity The Middle East, Palestine
What is the sacred text of Christianity The Bible (Old Testament and New Testament)
What is the symbol of Christianity The cross
What is the symbol of Judaism The Star of David
What are the main beliefs of Christianity One God Ten Commandments Jesus is the son of God Sabbath is Sunday
What is the sacred text of Islam Quran
Who is the founder of Islam Muhammad
Where is the place of origin of Islam Middle East (Arabian Peninsula)
What is the symbol of Islam Crescent moon and star
What are the main beliefs of Islam 5 Pillars Profession of Faith, 5 daily prayers, Giving Alms to the poor, Fasting during Ramada, Pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj)
What are the three monotheistic belief systems Judaism, Christianity, Islam
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