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HINDUISM
Indian subcontinent, c.
2000 B.C.E.
ORIGINS
BELIEFS /
PRINCIPLES
TEXTS /
SYMBOLS
Developed in the
Middle East in and
around the area that
is currently Israel.
Reincarnation,
salvation is achieved
through a spiritual
oneness of the soul,
polytheistic religion,
The Ten
Commandments
(Exodus 20:3-17)
monotheistic religion
Vedas, Upanishads,
Ramayana,
Mahabharata,
Bhagavad Gita.
Torah, Tanakh
(Hebrew scriptures),
Talmud
JUDAISM
Canaan, c. 2000 B.C.E.
Synagogues, Star of
David, candelabra, the
Ten Commandments,
CHRISTIANITY
Palestine
33 CE
Judea (now Israel),
located in the Middle
East bordering the
Mediterranean Sea
sometime around the
year 30 CE.
monotheistic religion
God would send a
savior, or messiah
Jesus of Nazareth was
the Son of God
ISLAM
Arabian peninsula
622 CE Islam was
founded and this date
became the starting
point for the Islamic
calendar.
Five Pillars of
Islam:confession of
faith, prayer ,charity,
fasting, pilgrimage
Bible
Qur'an
WORLD HISTORY
World Religion Project
BUDDHISM
India, c. 5th century
B.C.E.
ORIGINS
BELIEFS /
PRINCIPLES
Most common in
Southeast Asia and
Japan.
CONFUCIANISM
China, c. 500 B.C.E.
Elements of this
philosophy are still
practiced in Southeast
Asia,
two interrelated
areas: Social
Teachings, which deal
with the proper
behaviour of the
individual in society
and to his fellow men,
and Political
Teachings, which deal
with the art of
governance and the
proper relationship of
the Ruler to the ruled.
He viewed education
as central to achieving
proper conduct both
within Society and in
Government.
Other: animism
No founder, and
happened all around
the world
Other: Shinto
500 BCE, tribes/ tribal
religions
Believed in nature
worship and that
everything has a
spirit.
Teaches that
everything in the world
is sacred so be
respectful.
WORLD HISTORY
World Religion Project
Pali Tipitika,
Mahayana, Vajrayana
Canons
spirit house,
sacrificial animal
pillar
TEXTS /
SYMBOLS
Kokiji, or Record of
Ancient Matters and
Nikong, or Chronicles
of Japan.
Torii Gate,
Lead to ancestor
worship by which the
living respect their
dead ancestors.