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    The definition of Ultimate Reality is different across all religions. Based on chapter one of the textbook‚ Ultimate Reality can be categorized into three different terms. These terms are theistic‚ monistic‚ and non-theistic. The religions studied so far all have different beliefs in the Ultimate Reality‚ as well as some similarities between them. Out of the seven religions that have been covered so far‚ all of them believe in different Ultimate Reality’s whilst also being inspired by some other

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    “Guru-an di Nagri”. We bring to you 10 lesser known Gurudwaras in Amritsar which you can explore on your next visit. Here goes- Gurudwara Harmandir sahib (Image source- wikimedia.org) its name literally means temple of god. the fourth Guru of Sikhism‚ Guru ram das‚ excavated a tank in 1577 ad which subsequently became known as amritsar (meaning: pool of the nectar of immortality)‚ giving its name to the

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    class. Most of the emperors of the Han Dynasty ruled through Confucians teachings: Ren‚ Li‚ and Xiao. While the Gupta Dynasty went through a few religions; Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ and Jainism. They mostly used Buddhism and Jainism to control the empire. Both religions had many restraints on what you could and could not do. Jainism didn’t believe that women could go through the spiritual process unless they were reborn male. I don’t understand why in history women were always looked down upon‚ and weren’t

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    of the Sikh diaspora in the United States. Sikhism is the worlds youngest and fifth most popular religion. It is a monotheistic faith centered on divine unity and uniqueness. Sikhs believe in human‚ gender‚ and social equality and that human life is the pinnacle of God’s creation. Followers of Sikhism number over 23 million worldwide with 17 million of those living in the Punjab‚ a state in northwestern India and the birthplace and homeland of Sikhism. The Punjab is a very fertile land with tropical

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    freedom from all worldly evils and cycle of birth and death. lying between the excessive of Jainism. By following the which is Nirvana‚ the eternal desires as well as from the According to the Buddha‚ Nirvana means a peaceful state of mind in which all desires become completely extinct. This state of mind makes a person free from the cyclic chain of birth and death. Just like Hinduism and Jainism‚ Buddhism also recognizes the Law of Karma. Buddha believed that man is the maker of his own

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    Christians hold glory to God’s son and exhibit unconditional love for the savior. There are more notable differences between Sikhism and Christianity pertaining to beliefs of life after death. The Sikh religion holds a strong belief in reincarnation. They maintain a belief that all creatures‚ both human and animal‚ have a soul that transforms through a journey. Both Sikhism and Christianity believe there is a heaven and a hell. However‚ there are slight differences between the two. Christians feel

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    and remove all thought of the physical things from the mind. As well as giving up food and water‚ the ascetic abandons all desires and dislikes so that they can concentrate exclusively on the spiritual as they approach death. History of Jainism Jainism doesn’t have a single founder. The truth has been revealed at different times by a tirthankara‚ which means a teacher who ’makes a ford’ i.e. shows the way. Other religions call such a person a ’prophet’. As great omniscient teachers‚ Tirthankaras

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    the true being they have become despite their surroundings. In this stance‚ religion in my personal context was a major component in life‚ as my parents had enforced it upon me at a young age‚ expecting me to adhere to the religion of their choice‚ Jainism. However‚

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    The second stage is the gârhastya‚ or the stage of the householder‚ which is taken far more seriously in Hinduism than in Jainism or Buddhism and is usually regarded as mandatory‚ like studenthood‚ although debate continued over the centuries whether or not this stage could be skipped in favor of a later one. This is the stage where the principal dharma of the person is performed

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    SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY EXPLORATIONS GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM 42 hours Foundation Courses – 12 hours ENG 121 Academic Writing I * Existing course ENG 122 Academic Writing II * Existing course MAT 131 College Mathematics or higher level * Existing course COM 140 Basic Computer Skills * Existing course The Human Adventure – Choose two courses (6 hours) ECO 119HA Economics for Life With a focus on the fundamental economic problem of scarcity‚ this course will prepare

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