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Founded about the same time as Confucianism and has similar concepts, Taoism believes in the central all mighty power know as the "Tao". It also features "Wu-wei", which essentially is acting with the least amount of struggle as that's what the universe wants. The main difference between the philosophy and religion is the inclusion of many gods from other religions. Similar to Confucius, the founder, Lao- Tzu, set out to isolation make himself a better person. Similar to Buddhists who believe that suffering comes from desire, Taoists believe that true understanding can only be done while being free from desire, which is a belief that is agreed upon by many other religions but only made a true focus upon by some, Which I agree with.

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A religion that started out as a philosophy, Confucianism was founded by Confucius and is just as based on philosophy as it is religion. Respect for others, the Government, Elders, and Family are all central parts of the faith, along with the belief that all relationships are unequal.

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A religion based on reaching Nirvana by living a plain life that someone must suffer from. Buddhist believe that in order to reach paradise, one must give up earthly desires. Similar to Christianity, Buddhism is a direct derivative of Hinduism.

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a "Family of religions" instead of just one, Brahman is the supreme God and his forms are represented by different deities such as Brahma (the creator) Shiva (the destroyer) etc., believe in Dharma; which is an ethical duty based on the divine order of reality, Karma; every action has an effect based on the moral worth, and Samsara; the wheel of rebirth; which is reincarnation. One ritual is Puja; which is the worship of the gods that takes place at many place such as shrines, and the caste system; the manifestation of someone's role in society, ranging from Brahmin (priests) at the top, and Sudras (servants) at the bottom with more in between, can only change by reincarnation.

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The youngest of the surviving Abrahamic religions, Islam heavily features elements of Judaism and Christianity. These include believing in the same God, and praising Jesus as a prophet. Occasions such as Ramadan ensure that believers make sacrifices for Allah.

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Christianity is a derivative of Judaism and is the most popular religion in the world. While it emphasizes loving God, it also focuses heavily on life lessons, the Bible, and loving others.

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Judaism is the oldest of the Abrahamic religions. It focuses on the worship of God and the belief that the Jews are the chosen people of God.