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Bhagavad Gita

A sacred book of Hinduism

Brahmin

Highest of Hindu castes reserved for priests, spiritual leaders, etc.

Buddhism

-Faith centered around achieving enlightenment


-based on teachings of Buddha, Siddhartha Gotama


-life is suffering


-Meditation helps you escape Samsara (the Wheel of Suffering)


-Meditation helps you achieve Nirvana (Spiritual enlightenment)

Confucianism

-System of codes and ethics under Confucius.


-individuals understanding and fulfilling their roles within society

Disciple

One who accepts and assists in spreading the doctrines of another

Apostle

-someone in the New Testament group


-sent by Christ to preach the gospel

Episcopalianism

Protestant faith that recognizes the Church if England

Infidel

An unbeliever in respect to a particular religion

Islam

-monotheistic worship of Allah


-centered around Mecca and Medina

John Calvin

-Founder of Calvinism


-Protestant faith, centered around predestination

Judaism

-monotheistic


-based on the Torah (Old Testament) and Talmud texts

Pagan

A follower of a polytheistic religion

Pagoda

A Far Eastern tower generally erected as a temple or memorial

Pariah

-outcasts/“untouchables”


-lowest of the Hindu castes

Predestination

-those who achieve Salvation are a select few that are preordained prior to birth

Presbyterianism

-Protestant faith originating in Scotland

Shintoism

-Japanese religion


-polytheistic worship of nature and ancestors

Taoism

-Pantheistic religion and philosophy


-Chinese origins


-allows people to live in harmony with the natural order


-founded by Lao-tzu

Martin Luther

-Founder of the Lutheran Faith


-began the Protestant Reformation


-posted The 95 Theses on the church door or Wittenberg, Germany

Apostate

One who renounces his/her religion

Christianity

-Monotheistic


-based of Christ’s teachings


-Trinitarian:


1. God the Father


2. God the Son: Jesus Christ


3. God the Holy Spirit


-Bible has Old and New Testament, plus 4 books of the Gospel