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Founder: Unknown
Holy Book: Vedas
Place of Origin: India
Date Founded: 1500 BC

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Hinduism Beliefs, Laws, Customs, Rituals

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Hinduism Beliefs, Laws, Customs, Rituals

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Reincarnation, Polytheism, caste system, Moksha, karma, dharma. Praying is part of Hinduism.

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A501556190/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=f2e911e0

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"There is no single founder or founding incident of Hinduism. It grew out of cultural and religious changes in India."

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This quote highlights something about Hinduism that is not true for any other major religion. Hinduism does not have one specific founder, it was created through changes that occurred in India.

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A495715778/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=6bf5511c

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Founder: Muhammad
Holy Book: Koran
Place of Origin: Mecca
Date Founded: Around 600 CE

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Five Pillars of Islam, reading Koran, only one true God, meditation. They believe Muhammad is the final prophet/messenger.

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"Organizers of the march say they want to show that Muslims have "no spiritual proximity" to terrorist groups. They also hope a protest against violent extremism will help them protect their faith in God and affirm their belief in peaceful coexistence with others."

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Recently, there has been a somewhat widespread fear of Islam, because of terrorist attacks being linked to Islam/Muslims. There was a march to show that Muslims have no relationship with terrorist groups and to protect their faith in God.

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Founder: Abraham
Holy Book: Torah
Place of Origin: Isreal
Date Founded: Around 2000 BC

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10 Commandments, Passover, Lunar Calendar, Yom Kippur, Mitzvoh, Shabbat. Reading the Torah is part of Judaism, God talks back to them.

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A436277984/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=c6157c25

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"The holiday's timing in the midst of the Christmas season offered a way [for people] to perform their Jewish commitment through the holiday's rite and, for a moment, to resolve the ambiguity of being an American Jew."

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Some people may believe that Hanukkah is an important Jewish holiday, but it is unimportant compared to other Jewish holidays. Hanukkah is around Christmas so Jewish people could enjoy the holiday season around the same time as other people who celebrate Christmas.