Main Points About 5 Major Religions Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Where did Hinduism begin?

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Indus Valley

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Where did Judaism begin?

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Canaan

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Where did Buddhism begin?

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Bodh Gaya

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Where did Christianity begin?

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Jerusalem

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Where did Islam begin?

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Mecca

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What’s Hinduism’s main sacred text?

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It doesn’t have one single sacred text

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What are the five key beliefs of Hinduism?

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  1. Belief in Brahman (creator of the world)
  2. Belief in the soul (atman)
  3. A belief in dharma (scared duty)
  4. A belief in the four stages of life
    5.A belief in reincarnation
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How do Hindus pray?

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Through chants called mantras and meditation

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What is an action performed in Hindu prayer?

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Puja

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What is a Hindu worship temple called?

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Mandir

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Name a place of religious Hindu importance in Ireland

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Krishna Cultural Centre

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What higher deity/ies do Hindus believe in?

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They believe Brahman takes many forms, each of which are a god

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Who founded Hinduism?

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There is no one founder of Hinduism.

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What is the jewish religious text?

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Torah

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What are the main religions Jewish beliefs?

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  1. Belief in one god
  2. The convenant- a promise from human to god, following his path
    3.being god’s chosen people
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What is an example of prayer in Judaism?

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A chant called the kaddish

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What is a common action involved in Jewish prayer?

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The wearing of a tallit which is a prayer shawl

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What is the Jewish place of worship?

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What is a place of Jewish religious importance in Ireland?

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Dublin Hebrew Congregation

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What deity do Jews believe in?

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Who founded Judaism?

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What is the Buddhist religious text?

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The Tripitaka

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What are the main Buddhist beliefs?

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  1. All beings are subject to Dukkha (the truth of suffering)
  2. Dukkha comes from craving and desire
  3. It can be overcome by eliminating craving and desire
  4. There is a way out if Dukkha, which is the eight fold path, aspects of daily life Buddhists should follow
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What is a Buddhist prayer?

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The refuge prayer

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What a religious place of worship in Buddhism?
The temple or vihara if you’re a monk.
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Name a place of Buddhist religious importance in Ireland
The Dublin Buddhist Centre
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Who do Buddhists worship?
Buddha
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Who founded Buddhism?
The buddha
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What is the main religious text in Islam?
The Qur’an
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What are the main religious beliefs in Islam?
The five pillars
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What is an action that’s a part of Islamic prayer?
Wudu
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What’s an Islamic prayer?
The Takbir
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What’s the main building of worship in Islam?
The Mosque
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Name a place of Islamic religious importance in Ireland.
Islamic cultural centre of Ireland
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Who do Muslims worship?
Allah, their only god
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Who founded Islam?
The prophet Muhammad
37
Name a Hindu Festival, and explain.
Diwali is the festival of light honouring the goddess Lakshmi.
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Name a Muslim festival and explain-
Eid-Al-Fitr is a three day celebration marking the end of Ramadan.
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Name a Buddhist festival, and explain-
Wesak is a festival celebrating Buddha’s birth, life and death.
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Name a Jewish festival, and explain-
Passover is a festival marking the freedom of the Israelites from the Egyptians.