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What does monotheistic mean?
What does monotheistic mean?
- Belief in multiple deities or gods
- Assert the existence of a single divine being (correct)
- A type of Buddhism
- None of the above
What does polytheistic mean?
What does polytheistic mean?
- Belief in a single divine being
- Belief in multiple deities or gods (correct)
- A sect of Judaism
- None of the above
What does the term Judaism come from?
What does the term Judaism come from?
The word Yehudim means Judah.
What does Christianity mean?
What does Christianity mean?
What does the Arabic word 'aslama' refer to in the context of Islam?
What does the Arabic word 'aslama' refer to in the context of Islam?
What is unique about Hinduism?
What is unique about Hinduism?
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Study Notes
Classifications of Religion
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Monotheistic: Belief in a single divine being; prominent religions include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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Polytheistic: Belief in multiple deities; notable examples are Hinduism and Buddhism.
Major Religions
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Judaism: Originated from the term "Yehudim," meaning Judah; religious gatherings often take place in synagogues, serving as sacred temples for Jews.
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Christianity: Derived from the Greek word "Christos," meaning anointed; adherents follow teachings found in the Bible.
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Islam: Comes from the Arabic word "aslama," meaning surrender; founded by the prophet Muhammad who is considered the last prophet in a series.
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Hinduism: Recognized as the oldest living religion; features a diverse belief system that acknowledges various gods and goddesses.
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Buddhism: Founded by Siddhartha Gautama; it is the third major religion in India, alongside Hinduism and Jainism, focusing on the path to enlightenment.
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Test your knowledge on the classifications of religion with these flashcards. Explore key concepts such as monotheism, polytheism, and the major religions like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Perfect for students looking to expand their understanding of religious studies.
