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Roots of Hinduism
Gods
Central Idea
Practice
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What is the third most popular religion in the world?
Hinduism
100
What is the fuedalism-esque social pyramid in Brahmanism?
The caste system
100
Who is the main god of Hinduism?
Brahman
100
What is Samsara?
Reincarnation.
100
True/false: An aspect of worship is making pilgrimages to sacred sites.
True.
200
Who is the founder of Hinduism?
There is no single founder. It developed from Brahmanism.
200
Who was at the top of the social pyramid?
Priests or Brahmins
200
How many other gods are there?
Hundreds.
200
True/False: It is believed that the soul can only be reborn into the body of a human.
False, It is believed that the soul can be reborn into the body of a human, animal, or even plant.
200
How many goals guide worship?
4
300
What percentage of India's population practices Hinduism?
80%
300
What are the "untouchables" called?
The Dalit
300
True/False: Many Hindus develop a personal god/goddess whom they pray to regularly.
True.
300
True/False: Karma has no effect on Samsara.
False. Karma plays a major role in reincarnation.
300
What is Moksha?
Release of the soul from the cycle of rebirth. It is united with Brahman.
400
Where did the Hinduism symbol "aum" come from?
Sound during deep meditation
400
Is Brahmanism polytheistic or monotheistic?
Both, there are multiple gods, but Brahman is the supreme god.
400
Brahman is thought to be the creator of _______
Everything in existence
400
_____ are the deeds that affect the reincarnation.
Karma
400
What is Dharma?
The code and duty for leading one's life
500
When and where did Hinduism originate?
About 4000 years ago, near Indus River.
500
______ leaked into India to create Hinduism with Brahmanism.
Ideas from other cultures
500
What are the 3 major Hindu gods?
Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
500
What is the central idea of Hinduism?
Samsara
500
What are the goals that lead worship?
Moksha, Dharma, Artha, Karma