HUMSS S3 - REVIEW

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A French naturalist who proposed the idea of natural adaptation or organic evolution. 

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck

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God of Islam

ALLAH

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The known prophet of Islam.

MUHAMMAD / MOHAMMED

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The founder of Judaism.

ABRAHAM

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Christianity wouldn't be Christianity without him.

JESUS CHRIST

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1

Israelites commemorate their liberation from the hands of Egyptians through this celebration.

PASSOVER

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This is the birthplace of the three major Western Religions, namely, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

SEMITIC HEARTH

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This is one of the standard processes of diffusion in which religions send missionaries or members of their fold to various places.

EXPANSION DIFFUSION

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The serious study of geography of religion began in this period.

RENAISSANCE PERIOD

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The birthplace of religions which began in India such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

INDUS-GANGES HEARTH

sacred texts

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Christianity: Holy Bible

Hinduism: ______________

VEDAS

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One of the books in the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh which contains the 5 books namely: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

TORAH

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Judaism: Yahweh

Islam: _____________

ALLAH

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A Hindu system in which they believe to help maintain the peace and order in the society but also being criticized because it promotes discrimination.

CASTE / CASTE SYSTEM

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This religion rejected the trinitarian-monotheism because they believed their God is one and only.

ISLAM

pillars

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Muslims do this to especially during Ramadan to share the sufferings of the poor and to become spiritually stronger.

SAWM

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The declaration of faith which is expressed as “There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his Prophet.”

SHAHADAH

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The five canonical Muslim prayers that they do every day.

SALAH / SALAT

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This is one of the Five Pillars that requires every Muslim to at least do or experience once in their lifetime.

HAJJ / PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA

5

This Pillar means compulsory giving of a portion of one’s wealth to charity. 

ZAKAT

random

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The belief in multiple Gods.

POLYTHEISM

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One of the characteristics or elements of religious beliefs that explains the aim to develop values.

VALUE-LADEN

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A mental state – disposition or attitude toward a particular thing, people, place, or event.

BELIEF

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Composed of 27 books written by different authors after the death of Christ.

THE NEW TESTAMENT

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Believed to be th eldest religion and third largest by population next to Christianity and Islam.

HINDUISM