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This picture shows multiple religions, yet they all share a common theme of trying to explain our existence in this universe.
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Theism

Published on Mar 17, 2016

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RELIGION

(N.) A SET OF BELIEFS CONCERNING THE CAUSE, NATURE, AND PURPOSE OF LIFE
This picture shows multiple religions, yet they all share a common theme of trying to explain our existence in this universe.
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ADHERENT

(N.) A PERSON WHO FOLLOWS A CAUSE; SUPPORTER
All of the adherents in the photograph are supporters of the Civil Rights Movement. They are following leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr.
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TENET/BELIEF

(N.) AN OPINION, PRINCLIPLE/(N.) CONFIDENCE IN THE TRUTH OR EXISTANCE OF SOMETHING
Each religion and culture has is own beliefs. This is why the Greek creation myth (picutred) is different from a Native American creation myth.
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MONOTHEISM

(N.) THE BELIEF THAT THERE IS ONLY ONE GOD
I chose this picture to show that monotheistic religions believe in only one God.
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POLYTHEISM

(N.) THE BELIEF IN MORE THAN ONE GOD
The polytheistic Ancient Egyptians believed in multiple gods and goddesses.
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ATHEISM

(N.) THE BELIEF THAT THERE IS NO GOD
This picture shows what an atheist might think about God.
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AGNOSTICISM

(N.) NEITHER THE BELEIF OR DISBELIEF IN GOD
This picture shows a scale of how people feel about God. However, agnostics are not sure of God's existence, so they do not fall on the line.
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THEISM

(N.) THE BELIEF THAT ONE GOD OR MANY GODS EXSIST
People who believe in either one or many gods often make sacrifices or offerings to them.

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