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Shared Beliefs Hinduism Buddhism ____________________________ Directions: Put the following terms in the correct place in the diagram. Hinduism Buddhism Shared Beliefs ____________________________ Many gods/deities No god The Eightfold Path Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva Started around 1500 BCE Started around 500 BC Reincarnation Non-violence Goal is to reach Brahman Goal is to reach Nirvana Salvation is Moksha Fasting (not eating) Vedas Buddha Rejects Caste System Accepts Caste System Originated in India Meditation Most Complex Religion Largest religion in India Four Noble Truths Karma No Founder