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1.
Eastern Religions
By: Stephanie G. Zaragoza
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Hinduism
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Basic Beliefs
No single founder
No single sacred text
Countless gods and goddesses, also many worships
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Polytheistic v. Monotheistic
Hinduism is polytheistic, believing in many gods
They know god is one, but they know god by many names
Some Hindus are monotheistic
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Sacred Text
Hindus teachings were recorded in them
Spells out many ethical ideas towards Hiduism
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Jo Naylor
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Goal of Life
Atman, the persons' essential self
Union with Brahman, or Moksha, was an ultimate goal
Reincarnation helps to achieve Moksha
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Karma
Believed a way to get closer to Moksha
People who live virtuously earn good kharma, not like the ones who acquire bad
All actions done in the lifetime reflects to their fate
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Dharma
A way to escape the wheel of fate
Vary from class, occupation, gender, and age
Religious and moral duties of an individual
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Reincarnation
Rebirth of the soul in another bodily form
Through several lifetimes Moksha could be achieved
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Moksha
Union with Brahman
Free one with selfish desires
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Sudhamshu
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Ahmisa
Nonviolence
Hindus believed people and things are aspects Brahman therefore needed to be respected
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Buddhism
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Siddhartha Guatama
Founder of the new religion
Important Buddah
He was known to be the enlightened one
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Early Life
Born about 566 B.C. to a high caste family
Dreams led to a prophet that he would be a wandering holy man
He was married and had a son
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Henry Hemming
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The Search
Saw three types of people: sick, old, and dead
He was aware of human suffering
For 48 days he meditated, making evil attempt to make him give up
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Jeffrey Beall
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Four Noble Truths
What the Buddha learned from his research
Life was about suffering, pain, and sorrow; because of selfish desires
Overcome desires are the cure, and to follow the Eightfold Path
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Eightfold Path
Middle way between life devoted to pleasure
One base on harsh self denial
The right way to live and stop suffering
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Tony Fischer Photography
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SPREAD OF BUDDHISM
The Buddha preached his first sermon at Sarnath
Spread through Ceylon, Burma, Nepal, Tibet, central Asia, China, and Japan
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Sacred Text
Is a collection of all the teachings of the Buddha in the Theravada tradition
Also called Tripitaka
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Two Major Sects of Buddhism
Theravada (The school of the Elders)
Mahayana (The Great Vehicle) are the two main branches
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Confucius
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David G Mills
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Life of Confucius
Confucius was an infamous Chinese thinker and educator
He was the founder of the Ru School of Chinese
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Jean-François Chénier
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A Philosophy v. A Religion
Characterized as a system of social and ethical philosophy rather than a religion
But can be debatable to be a religion
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Five Relationships
Ruler and subject
Father and son
Elder brother and younger brother
Husband and wife
Friend and friend
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Filial Piety
Virtue of respect for one's father, elders, and ancestors
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Confucianism and Government
Confucianism is a way of life taught by Confucius in the 6th–5th century BC
Basic order in the universe and a natural harmony linking man, nature, and the cosmos (heaven)
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Franco Folini
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Spread of Confucianism
From China to Korea, Japan, and Vietnam
It was spread in a "soft power" way through significant Chinese influence at the time
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