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2. What you will learn
today
What are the characteristics of major religions?
How are they similar and different?
How have major religions affected culture?
How have belief systems spread over large areas?
3. Animism
Animism is the belief that all
living and nonliving things in
nature have a spirit.
Animism was the belief system of
many early civilizations.
Animism in early civilizations was
often combined with ancestor
worship.
4. Animism dates back to earliest
humans and still exists. It can be
practiced by anyone who
believes in spirituality, but does
not proscribe to an organized
religion. Animist gods and beliefs
often explain natural earthly
things. The presence of holy
men or women, visions, trances,
dancing, sacred items and places
are often characteristic of animist
societies. Animism exists in
traditional African, Asian,
American and Aboriginal
cultures.
6. Hinduism has no single
founder, but originated
from the mixing of
Harappan and Aryan
cultures in ancient India
around 1500 BCE.
Hindus believe in one
unifying spirit, Brahman.
Brahman can manifest in
many, polytheistic,
forms or in one,
monotheistic.
7. Hinduism is based on
the concept of
reincarnation (Spirits
return to earth many
times in different forms
trying to become one
with Brahman). The soul
moves up or down a
hierarchy depending on
their behavior in life.
A person moves closer
to Brahman by obeying
the law of karma. Karma
is the sum of all your
deeds, good and bad.
Good deeds involve
following your dharma,
or duties dependent on
your position, gender
and occupation.
8.
9. The caste system (outlawed since 1948) was an
important part of Hinduism. Castes are social classes
into which a person is born and lives their entire life. If
a person has a good karma they may be reincarnated
into a higher caste.
This life Next life
Born into
A caste
Good Karma
Bad Karma
Higher caste
Lower caste
10. The caste system separated Indian society
into distinct social classes in which everyone
knew their place and believed that if they
followed the dharma of their caste, they would
be reincarnated into a better caste.
Brahmin
Kshatriya
Vaisya
Sudra
Untouchables
11. Over the centuries Hindu
beliefs were recorded into
a number of sacred texts
including the Vedas and
the Upanishads.
The Ramayana is a
Hindu creation story.
12. Hindus believe the
Ganges River is
sacred and often
wish to be cremated
and have their
ashes sprinkled in
the river upon
death.
14. • Buddhism was
founded by
Siddhartha Gautama
in northern India
around 560 BCE.
• Gautama was born
into a wealthy Hindu
family, but renounced
his wealth to seek
spiritual
enlightenment.
16. Buddhism is based on the Four Noble Truths.
1. All life is
suffering.
2. Suffering is
caused by desire for
things that are
illusions.
3. The way to
eliminate suffering
is to eliminate
desire.
4. Following the
Eightfold path will
help people to
overcome desire.
23. Judaism originated in the Middle East
around 1000 BCE. According to Jewish
tradition, God chose the Hebrews and
helped them to escape slavery in Egypt.
Judaism was one of the first monotheistic
religions.
24. Basic Beliefs of Judaism
~The Torah is a
sacred scripture
recording laws and
events in Jewish
history.
~The Old Testament
of the Bible includes
the Torah.
25. ~God gave
Hebrews the 10
Commandments
through Moses.
~The Ten
Commandments
describe how
people should
behave toward God
and one another.
26. God made a covenant,
or promise to Abraham
to be the God of the
Hebrews.
Judaism had a great
influence on the later
development of
Christianity and Islam.
27. Jews were discriminated against in the Roman Empire
and eventually kicked out of their homeland, Israel, in
what is known as the Diaspora.
29. Christianity originated from Judaism
about 30 CE.
Christians believe that Jesus was a
Messiah, or savior
Sent by God to bring eternal life to
anyone who would follow him. Jesus
accepted the Ten Commandments and
also preached equality of man before
God. The sacred text of Christianity is
the Bible. Although the Romans
originally felt threatened by the
Christians, and therefore allowed
Jesus to be crucified, Christianity
eventually became the official religion
of the Roman Empire.
31. Islam originated in
the Middle East
around 622 CE
with the Prophet,
Muhammad.
Muhammad was
born in Mecca and
traveled to Medina
in a journey called
the hijra, that
became the
founding of Islam.
Muslim
worshippers
follow scriptures
called the
Quran, or Koran.
The collection of
Islamic laws is
also known as
the Sharia.
32. Five Pillars of Islam
1. Faith in one God, Allah—monotheism
2. Five times daily prayer toward Mecca
3. Help for the poor
4. Fasting during the holy month of
Ramadan
5. Pilgrimage to holy city of Mecca
33. Spread of Islam--In the 150 years following the death
of Muhammad, Islam spread through trade, missionaries
and conquest into Asia and Africa.
34. Questions:
1. What do all these belief systems have in
common?
2. Which three all originated in the Middle East?
3. Which two originated in India?
4. Which religion gave rise to the caste system?
5. How do religions spread?
6. What is the similarity between the Five Pillars of
Islam and the Ten Commandments?
7. How are Hinduism and Buddhism alike and
different?