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Historical People
100

Mantra

Sacred word, sound or phrase

100

Monotheistic

Belief in 1 God

100

Fasting

Choosing to go without food or drinks for a certain amount of time. 

100

Karma

Actions affecting future lives

(Hinduism, Buddhism)

100

Jesus Christ

Christianity - The central figure, whose life, death, and resurrection form the basis of the Christian faith

200

Polytheistic

Belief in Many Gods

200

Meditation

A quiet time used to think deeply about your faith, God or holy writings

200

Reincarnation

Rebirth in a new body

(Hinduism, Buddhism)

200

Sect

A small group of people that separates from a larger, more established group in a religion

200

Moses

Judaism - Received the Torah and led the Israelites out of Egypt

300

Caste System

A social Class system

(Hinduism)

300

Shrine

A special holy place that people visit to honor a God

300

Places of Worship

Church, Mosque, Synagogue, Temple 

300

Monasterie

A special building where monks or nuns live, work and worship

300

Siddharta Gautana

Buddhism - Founder a prince who attained enlightenment and taught the path to Nirvana

400

Pillar

Describing a person or Idea that is the main source of strength for a group

400

Pilgrimage

A special journey someone takes to a place that is important to their religion

400

Prophet

A messenger of God 

(ex: Muhammad)

400

Monk

A man who dedicates his life to religious prayer and spiritual growth, separating himself from regular society

400

Muhammed

Islam - Founder of Islam. Believed by Muslims to be the final prophet and messenger of God. His revelations make the Quran - holy book of Islam

500

Sabbatical

From the Hebrew Sabbath - Day of Rest

500

Nirvana

State of Peace or Happiness

(Buddhism)

500

Guru

Meaning Teacher or spiritual guide

500

Congregation

A group of people who come together for religious worship, prayer or learning

500

Brahman

Hinduism - The Trimurti in Hinduism is a triad of the three gods Brahma, Vishnu and Shriva

Each responsible for creation, preservation, and destruction

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