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#1. Jesus Christ's centrality to Christianity

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#1. Jesus Christ's centrality to Christianity

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Jesus is considered the founder of the Christian religion. He was born in ancient Palestine around 10 BCE.

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#1. The importance of the Ganges River in Hinduism

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#1. The importance of the Ganges River in Hinduism

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The Ganges River is a place to go on pilgrimage to bathe in the sacred waters. Hindus also like to have their ashes scattered in the Ganges after cremation.

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#10 What is the context of world events when religion originated

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#10 What is the context of world events when religion originated

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there believe in things

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#1. How do you achieve happiness and fulfilment? 

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#1. How do you achieve happiness and fulfilment? 

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According to buddha to achieve full happiness and fulfilment you can use the "eightfold path" or the  "Middle way". The eightfold path is eight ways or things you need to practice to achieve fulfilment or happiness. The middle way is just his practices you can do and "rules" of buddhism.

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Allah is the one and only god
Allah uses angels to communicate with humanity

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9. Why do Buddhists take special care to avoid killing any living being? 

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9. Why do Buddhists take special care to avoid killing any living being? 

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They believe it is wrong to hurt or kill animals because everything and everyone are afraid of injury and death, they put their selves in the position of someone or something else, they don't let themselves kill.

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#7. what obstacles has this religion faced 

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#7. what obstacles has this religion faced 

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these text were known has the Vedas. these text were initially handed down down by word of mouth from teacher to student.

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#1. Jews consideration to the Western Wall

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#1. Jews consideration to the Western Wall

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#7. What obstacles has this religion faced?

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#7. What obstacles has this religion faced?

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The obstacles Judaism has faced is world war 2 in 1939-1945 and the Nazi killed million of European Jew. That what they went against is was the Nazi and they were under the Nazi control and some of them had to go settle way from the Nazi control and they settle in the middle east and considered it was there new place to stay.

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The role of the rabbi is a teacher of Jewish law. They typically lead individual congregations and religious services. Sometimes at synagogues and other times at temples.

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The 2 basic beliefs of Judaism are Monotheism and the Books of Faith.

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The Torah is the document that Judaism values.

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#2. The 3 main gods of Hinduism and their roles.

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#2. The 3 main gods of Hinduism and their roles.

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Brahman is the universal spirit of Hinduism. Vishnu is the supreme god in Vaishnavism having 4 arms and blue skin in art, he is described as wise, majestic, independent, and extremely strong. Shiva is worshipped as the main god by members in Shaivism  this god is thought to have a third eye which is a symbol of wisdom, often portrayed with a blue face and throat and a cobra necklace.

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Allah (god)
Muhammad (founder of the religion)
Moses
Abraham
Isa

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#22 what is Islamic belief about the after life?

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#22 what is Islamic belief about the after life?

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Islam believes that one day, when they die they will see their god Allah.

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#11. Who were significant individuals in the establishment of growth in this religion? 

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#11. Who were significant individuals in the establishment of growth in this religion? 

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Buddha is the main significant person in practice this religion. The establishments that are used for practice in this religions are a temple, and/ or shrines. Although visiting the sacred places are not essential to practice this religion it allows you to pay respect to buddha and the religion.

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Important Celebrations/Holidays and what is their significance?

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Important Celebrations/Holidays and what is their significance?

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Jews celebrate all different types of holidays. One of the most important ones is the Passover. Passover is in March or April and is a time of remembering what God did for the Israelites as he helped Moses lead them out of slavery from the Egyptians. Another important holiday is Hanukkah which is a celebration of Judas Maccabaeus who led a military uprising against invaders. It is usually celebrated on the sunset of December 22 and continues until the evening of December 30. (Dates may change every year) During those eight nights, Jewish people light candles and exchange presents. Jewish children play a game called dreidel and eat traditional foods. The importance of this is that Jewish holidays and celebrations tend to center around important history events that happened to the Jews.

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What is Hanukkah? - Jewish Religious Festival of Lights Explained

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the holy book of Quran

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#6. What are examples of scared places and what is their purpose in Hinduism?

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#6. What are examples of scared places and what is their purpose in Hinduism?

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The temple is the gods home on earth. The most holy part of the temple is an inner shrine called a garbhagriha with a statue to the god or goddesses. This temple is entered through the ardhamandapa or entrance porch. Hindu temples you can often decorated with the figures of gods and goddesses. Outside Hindu temples you can often buy gifts or prasad to give or prasad to give the diety honered in the temple

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14.  Why is meditation so central to Buddhism  

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14.  Why is meditation so central to Buddhism  

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Meditation helps them cultivate awareness of their dreams, goals, and more and engages good karma they also use meditation to "still the mind"

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What is Buddhism like today/ where has it spread?

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What is Buddhism like today/ where has it spread?

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Today in many other place other than India Buddhism is practiced as a way of life, Buddhists also do not worship buddha because he believes that people should take responsibility for their own life and actions. Today there is over 500 million Buddhists. But today there is two different types of Buddhism because some people altered it to fit their way of life. The two different types of Buddhism are called Theravada and Mahayana.

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12. Identify and describe two basic beliefs present in this religion  

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12. Identify and describe two basic beliefs present in this religion  

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one basic belief in this in this religion is the four noble truths its the truth of suffering, the truth of the cause of suffering, the truth to the end of suffering, the truth of of the path that leas to suffering. Another basic belief is the three universal truths which is everything is impermanent, impermanence leads to suffering making life imperfect, and the self is not personal and unchanging

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#5. Identify and describe TWO basic beliefs present in this religion.

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#5. Identify and describe TWO basic beliefs present in this religion.

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The fundamental teaching of Hinduism or Vedanta is that a human beings basic nature is not confined to the body or the mind . Beyond both of these is the spirit or the spark of God within the soul. This spirit is within us and also within everything we see. All beings and all things are really, in their deepest essence, this pure or divine spirit, full of peace, full of joy and wisdom, ever united with gad.

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#3. How Hinduism began and developed and where it originates from.

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#3. How Hinduism began and developed and where it originates from.

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Around 1500 BCE members of the Aryan culture traveled from Asia to to the Indus Valley and introduced the Vedic religion. Merchants and traders helped spread Hinduism throughout Southeast Asia.

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#23 What are sacred places for Muslims and what are their purpose in island?

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#23 What are sacred places for Muslims and what are their purpose in island?

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A mosque is a Muslim building for communal worship. Its Arabic name is an "masjid" ,meaning " place of prostration.

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Sahn,minaret,mihrab,minbar and zulla

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#16.what is kaaba and why is it significant

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#16.what is kaaba and why is it significant

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The kaaba is a building where they go when they pray.

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#3. Who were significant individuals in the

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#3. Who were significant individuals in the

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#4. The significant individuals in the establishment and growth of the religion

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#4. The significant individuals in the establishment and growth of the religion

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Members of the Aryan culture along with traders and merchants were the people who had traveled over lots of land and as they moved they spread the religion causing it to grow.

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#24 what are important celebrations or holidays for muslims?

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#24 what are important celebrations or holidays for muslims?

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Some holidays are

Al-Hijra — Islamic New Year. Marks the end of Mohammad's journey from Mecca to Medina.

Eid ul-Adha — Festival of Sacrifice. ...

Eid ul-Fitr — End of Muslim Month of Fasting (Ramadan). ...

Prophet's Birthday -- Celebration of the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. ...

Ramadan — Muslim Month of Fasting.

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Passover is a time of remembrance to remember what God did for the Israelites by leading them out of slavery. In Jewish faith they believe that  God passes through the land of Egypt and strikes down the firstborn of every household. But the Jews have been told to mark their doors with the blood of a lamb they've sacrificed so their firstborns will be protected. The Passover represents  God "passing over" their homes.