Religions and Beliefs
How do certain religions live? What are their beliefs?
What is Hinduism? Who was the founder? What are the beliefs?
How do these cause systems work
1. Untouchables ( outcastes )
2. Sudras ( servants )
3. Vaihshya ( merchants )
4. Kshatriyas ( warriors )
5. Brahmins ( priest )
This affects how they live because it determines how your going to live your life, where you going to work, what your going to be, and how things will be setup for you. If you don't get out into a good caste system, your life will be poor and miserable and you won't have the same freedom as others.
These are the Hindu gods
These four gods are the most popular
All gods lead up to one
Hindus have a code of conduct that affects the whole religion
What is Buddhism? Who was the founder? What are the beliefs they have?
The Four Noble Truths
2. Suffering is caused by grave and aversion
3. Suffering can be over come, and true happiness will be attained
4. Noble eightfold path leads to end of all suffering
The Eightfold Path
The Noble Eightfold Path is the fourth of the Buddha's Four Noble Truths; the first element of the Noble Eightfold Path is, in turn, an understanding of the Four Noble Truths. It is also known as the Middle Path or Middle Way. Its goal is arhatship
What is Judiasm? Who was the founder? What are the beliefs?
Jewish prayers
Jewish holidays
What is Confucianism? What are the beliefs? What is its origin?
Confucianism beliefs
Confucianism was the code of ethics adopted as the official religion of most of the great empires in the region since the Han Dynasty. Everybody has some sort of religious belief. Confucianism provides a simple skeleton of ethical and religious beliefs that most Chinese flesh out by other religions such as Daoism.
Where it began
How this affects people.
Islam
Founder
Quran-Islam Holy Book
Origin of islam
Islam Beliefs
Islam practices
Muslims pray five times a day. This is all part of the practices that they do every single day. Muslims will follow the five pillars of faith.
1. Shahdah
2. Salah
3. Zakat
4. Hajj
5. Fasting