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    Rite of passage from Hinduism Birth: Birth is one of the most significant events for Hindus. In some families‚ the father performs a ceremony immediately after the birth. He dips a gold pen into a jar of honey and writes the sacred Sanskrit symbol: “Om” onto the infant’s tongue. The symbol‚ which stands for truth‚ is written in hope that the child will be honest and speak only the truth‚ which is sweet as honey. After a little more than a week‚ the baby’s name is formally given. Usually the

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    -source of strength and hope -for the Muslims‚ it legitimates one’s claim to authority (by the use of Tarsila) According to Karl Marx “Religion is the opium for the masses” Religions in the Philippines (developed‚ entered and flourished): Anitoism‚ Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Islam and Christianity Anitoism: -it was first termed as animism -dominated the lives of the people (the spirits have to be invoked all the time) -they worshipped anito‚ nature‚ gods and goddesses with their own realm Deities(Gods and

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    go by • Austerity : Noun the trait of great – denial • Prostrate: to cast oneself face down on the ground in humility. • Chappattis : A flat unleavened round shaped bread of northern India. Made of wheat flour‚ water and salt • Tapas: (noun) Hinduism religious austerity. • Hobnobbed : to associate on very friendly terms • Sarayn : The Sarayn is an ancient river that flowed through what is now the modern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is often considered to be synonymous with the modern Gharghara

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    followers as seen in the movie Bend it Like Beckham and the novel Under the Lemon Trees. Hinduism is so old that historians do not know exactly when it was founded (Wilkinson‚ 163). It is speculated that it started around three or four thousand years ago (Hinduism.pptx‚ 3). They do however have a good idea of where it was founded‚ the “Indus Valley civilization” (Wilkinson‚ 164). Just like many other religions Hinduism has gone through changes as it was exposed

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    illustrate the differences and similarities in both religions of how salvation can be attained. In observing the similarities‚ the first similarity is the theory that salvation can be attained through knowledge. This type of knowledge is spiritual. In Hinduism it is believed that “Humans basic problem is not wickedness but ignorance. People are ignorant about the true nature of reality and believe that they are separated from Brahman” (Hope& Woodard‚ 2009‚ [pg.105]). In the Hindu society‚ it is only

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    Nanak‚ Surdas‚ Chaitanya‚ Mirabai‚ Tulsi Das and many other saints. BHAKTI MOVEMENT The foundation of the Bhakti Movement was laid in South India between the 7th and 12th century AD. Several factors favoured the rise of Bhakti Movement: (a) Hinduism became more ritualistic and dogmatic and was ridden by caste system‚ which alienated the lower castes; (b) Both Buddhism and Jainism preached extreme austerities and had gradually lost their charm; (c) With the advent of Islam in India‚ the Sufi

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    over 1.2 billion people‚ has one of the most diverse religious life and traditions in the entire world. It is the birthplace of four of the world’s major religions‚ Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Jainism and Sikhism. (1) The Tribal communities of India are one of the oldest and longest surviving religious groups in the world today. With Hinduism being the largest religion in India‚ each of the traditions plays a major role in their society. A major tradition that still exists today is the caste system. (2) Throughout

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    Religious Development in China and India Religion is one of the biggest driving forces in History. Different cultures have different religions‚ causing differences in morals‚ and points of views‚ creating conflict. Even more important is the development of religion in different regions of the world. The development of religion means a spread of new ideas and traditions within a culture. Two Cultures that display Religious development are the Chinese and Indian cultures. The development of Chinese

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    and change over a long period of time‚ which ultimately shapes the culture of the people that choose to follow it. Some examples of belief systems are‚ Buddhism‚ Daoism‚ Hinduism and Confucianism‚ One major belief system is Hinduism. This belief system was founded in India‚ in about 1700BC. There was no specific founder of Hinduism‚ because it was created by the Aryans‚ or the nomads that moved into India. This system did not just happen over night‚ it developed over thousands of years through a

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    into Indian society. This however was not possible in case of the Muslims. The basic social and religious ideas of Islam differed so widely from those of Hinduism that Muslim invaders could not be absorbed in Indian society Islam was a well-defined faith and its monotheistic belief and exclusive religious outlook made its absorption into Hinduism impossible. During their stay in India from 12th century A.D. to 18th century A.D.‚ the Muslims converted a considerable number of native

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