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Religion in India

Agenda for Today Bell Ringer: What is the purpose of the Caste System? Lecture: Religion in India Caste System Video Clip Socratic Seminar: Defending the Caste System. Comparison of Hinduism and Buddhism Jared Diamond Q and A HW: Read Jared Diamond Article, be ready to respond to that question in class on Friday Read Chapter 2 and 3 in Text.

Brahmanism and Hinduism Early Religious Beliefs of the Aryan population. Polytheistic initially, relying on several gods. Represented the needs of humans, such as fire, fertility, wealth, and weather conditions. Ascetism- Self-discipline or painful stimuli to communicate with gods. Gradually turns into yoga.

Reincarnation Appeared around the time of the Upanishads Individual soul is reborn in a different form after death. Karma – one’s rebirth is dictated by their actions in the previous life. Dharma- Moral Law Higher castes held to a stricter standard. Eventually a trinity of gods is the norm. Brahman, Vishnu, and Shiva

Buddhism Founded by Siddhartha Gautama. He was wealthy, but he saw the death and illness of the lower castes. Dedicated life to determining causes of human suffering.

Basic Beliefs Reformist version of Brahmanism. Agreed on the concept of Nirvana, reaching enlightenment. Remove material possessions, this is the cause of pain and poverty. Four Noble Truths Eightfold Path Rejected the Caste System, even though he believed in reincarnation.

Ashoka and the end of Mauryan Dynasty Ashoka begins reign as a ruthless leader, killing anyone as he wished. Converted to Buddhism, and considered the greatest ruler of the Mauryan dynasty. People convert and the religion spreads East. Why did it die out? Decline in Regional Trade Tribal rivalries

The Caste System As a class you will either defend the Caste System or argue for its demise. You will have 15 minutes to prepare your argument. (If you are defending, use Jared Diamond article for reference and points. If you are against the Caste System, use the video and other documents to support your view) Socratic Seminar Everyone must participate in some fashion. Whether it is research or debate.

Reading Quiz #1 Explain the importance of Osiris in Egyptian Spiritual Life. What are key elements of Aryan religious beliefs that were incorporated into Hinduism? What is the impact of the Mauryan Dynasty on Indian history? Compare Confucianism and Legalism. Explain why the Qin Dynasty was short-lived, using evidence from the text.