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World Religions

Timeline JudaismChristianity JudaismChristianity || 2000BCE 1000BCE 500BCE0500CE ||| HinduismConfucianism Islam TaoismBuddhism

Hindusim Jatis- subdivision of castes (inner-caste marriage) Jatis- subdivision of castes (inner-caste marriage) Rank is linked to dharma Rank is linked to dharma

Symbols- Swastika Ancient symbol- good fortune and protection Ancient symbol- good fortune and protection Means “auspicious” Means “auspicious” Protects from evil spirits and natural disasters Protects from evil spirits and natural disasters Nazi symbol is the reverse of the Hindu swastika Nazi symbol is the reverse of the Hindu swastika

The Lotus Symbolizes birth of the universe Symbolizes birth of the universe Symbol of the sun Symbol of the sun Seat of Brahma Seat of Brahma

The Cow Lord Krishna created/Born from the ocean Lord Krishna created/Born from the ocean The earth approached God in the form of a cow The earth approached God in the form of a cow Sacred- milk and butter (used in rituals) Sacred- milk and butter (used in rituals)

Om or Aum Principle symbol Principle symbol Visual and oral representation of Brahmin Visual and oral representation of Brahmin “Pravana”- “that which is ever new” “Pravana”- “that which is ever new” Hindus repeat to transcend their individual thoughts with God Hindus repeat to transcend their individual thoughts with God –Note: used in ALL Indian religions

“That man is no friend who does not give of his own nourishment to his friend, the companion at his side. Let the friend turn away from him; this is not his dwelling place. Let him find another man who gives freely, even if he be a stranger” (Vedas 10:117) “That man is no friend who does not give of his own nourishment to his friend, the companion at his side. Let the friend turn away from him; this is not his dwelling place. Let him find another man who gives freely, even if he be a stranger” (Vedas 10:117)

Buddhism The 4 Noble truths: The 4 Noble truths: –1. Dukka: The Noble Truth of Suffering  Life is full of suffering and unhappiness. Although there are passing pleasures, they vanish in time 2. Samudaya: The Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering - People suffer for one simple reason: they desire things. It is greed and self-centeredness which bring about suffering. Desire is never satisfied

3. Nirodha: The Noble Trith of the end of Suffering 3. Nirodha: The Noble Trith of the end of Suffering –It is possible to end suffering if one is aware of his or her own desires and puts and end to them. The awareness will open the door to lasting peace 4. Magga: The Noble Truth of the Path - By changing one’s thinking and behavior, a new awakening can be reached. This is called the Middle Way and can be followed in the Eightfold Path

The Eightfold Path 1. Right Understanding- Strive to clearly understand the Four Noble Truths. Strive to understand the workings of your own mind 1. Right Understanding- Strive to clearly understand the Four Noble Truths. Strive to understand the workings of your own mind 2. Right Thought- Think kindly of others and avoid dwelling on the past or future 2. Right Thought- Think kindly of others and avoid dwelling on the past or future 3. Right Speech- Speak kindly and truthfully 3. Right Speech- Speak kindly and truthfully 4. Right Action- Act kindly towards all living things. Do not be attached to the results of actions 4. Right Action- Act kindly towards all living things. Do not be attached to the results of actions

The Eightfold Path 5. Right Work- Have a vocation that does not harm others 5. Right Work- Have a vocation that does not harm others Right Effort- Be determined to cleanse the mind Right Effort- Be determined to cleanse the mind Right Mindfulness- Be fully aware of what you are doing, always with concern for others Right Mindfulness- Be fully aware of what you are doing, always with concern for others Right Concentration- Intensely concentrate during meditation to focus on being one with any situation Right Concentration- Intensely concentrate during meditation to focus on being one with any situation

The Lotus Buddha on a Lotus Buddha on a Lotus Roots in the mud, flowers above water Roots in the mud, flowers above water (Life of Buddha who journeyed through a troubled world, yet remained holy) (Life of Buddha who journeyed through a troubled world, yet remained holy)

The White Elephant Symbolizes the birth of Prince Siddhartha Symbolizes the birth of Prince Siddhartha Queen Maya’s dream that her son would be great among men Queen Maya’s dream that her son would be great among men

The Bodhi Tree Where Prince Siddhartha attained nirvana Where Prince Siddhartha attained nirvana Symbolizes Buddha’s enlightenment Symbolizes Buddha’s enlightenment

Not Wanting The five colors blind our eyes. The five notes deafen our ears. The five flavors dull our taste. Racing, chasing, hunting drives people crazy. Trying to get rich ties people in knots. So the wise soul watches with the inner not the outward eye, letting that go, keeping this.

Confucianism King Confucian King Confucian

Analects Respect your parents and ancestors Respect your parents and ancestors The most important thing in life is to be a good person, even if it means sacrificing your life The most important thing in life is to be a good person, even if it means sacrificing your life If a ruler is a good person, then the people who are ruled will be good as well If a ruler is a good person, then the people who are ruled will be good as well People should cultivate their relationship, in this case the relationships with parents and with friends. People should cultivate their relationship, in this case the relationships with parents and with friends.

Is Confucianism a religion? Why or why not?

Juddaism Magen David Magen David King David’s Shield King David’s Shield Popular in the last 200 years Popular in the last 200 years

Torah Sacred Text Sacred Text First Five books of the bible First Five books of the bible

Mezuzah Right side of doorpost Right side of doorpost Have inscriptions Have inscriptions

Kippah Yarmelka, or skull cap Yarmelka, or skull cap Men and women Men and women Signifies that humans are beneath, or dependent on God Signifies that humans are beneath, or dependent on God

Christianity Icthus (Greek) contains the first letters of Jesus Christ, the symbol of the fish Icthus (Greek) contains the first letters of Jesus Christ, the symbol of the fish Secret symbol due to persecution Secret symbol due to persecution

Linked circles Unity of God, Holy Trinity Unity of God, Holy Trinity

Islam Symbolizes the waxing moon increases with light and the star provides direction- like Islam guides the faithful towards Allah Symbolizes the waxing moon increases with light and the star provides direction- like Islam guides the faithful towards Allah

Hand of Fatima Used in Jewish and Muslim cultures Used in Jewish and Muslim cultures Also 5 pillars: Also 5 pillars: The 'Five Pillars' of Islam are the foundation of Muslim life: 1. Faith or belief in the Oneness of God and the finality of the prophethood of Muhammad; 2. Establishment of the daily prayers; 3. Concern for and almsgiving to the needy; 4. Self-purification through fasting; and 5. The pilgrimage to Makkah for those who are able.

Ka’bah Holiest place in Islam. It is the direction Muslims face during prayer. Holiest place in Islam. It is the direction Muslims face during prayer. It is located in Mecca, in Saudi Arabia in the It is located in Mecca, in Saudi Arabia in the Al-Masjid al-Ḥarām