Hindusim
In Hinduism, this determines the quality of a person's rebirth
What is Karma?
This person, when asked what he was, said "I am awake."
Who is the Buddha (or Siddhartha Guatama)?
Traditionally, Jews believed God gave the 10 Commandments to this person at Mount Sinai.
Who is Moses?
Christianity is based on the belief that this person died for humanity's sins.
Who is Jesus?
According to Islam, this person received God's final revelation.
Who is Mohammed?
In Hinduism, these are paths one can follow to develop spiritually. One you might know from gym!
What are yogas?
The first Noble Truth of Buddhism is that life is this.
What is suffering (dukkha)?
Many Jews follow rules about their diets and food consumption, which is called keeping this.
What is Kosher?
According to Christianity, this has separated humanity from God.
What is sin (or original sin)?
Muslims are to pray this many times a day, facing this city.
What is 5 times facing Mecca?
In the Bhagavad Gita, what term does Krishna use to tell Arjuna to fight his relatives because he is a warrior.
What is dharma?
In Buddhism, this is the way to work towards Nirvana.
What is the 8-fold path?
A Jewish child enters adulthood when they are "called to the Torah," an event known as this.
What is a Bar (bat) Mitzvah?
This person argued that Christians received salvation by "justification by faith, not works."
Who is Martin Luther?
Many Muslim women choose to wear a head covering called this.
What is a hijab?
Hindus believe in a cycle of death and rebirth called _______ and work towards liberation from it called _______.
What are samsara and moksha?
This form of Buddhism developed in east Asia and focuses on group effort to work towards Nirvana.
What is Mahayana?
In addition to the Bible, Jewish Rabbis learn about Jewish law from a text called this.
What is the Talmud?
Despite being monotheistic, Christians believe in God, Jesus as God, and the Holy Spirit as God. This term is used to explain how this is one God.
What is the Trinity?
All Muslims who are able are to make a hajj to see this holy object.
What is the Ka'ba?
What is Brahman?
This figure is able to achieve Nirvana but remains in the world of suffering in order to save everyone.
What is a bodhisattva?
Orthodox Jews focus on being "halakha," following the law, while Reform Jews focus on "Tikun Olam" which means this.
What is "to repair the world"?
In modernity, some Christians claimed that the Pope was "inerrant" and some Christians claimed this was "infallible."
What is the Bible?
Traditions about the final prophet are collected in works called this.
What are hadiths?