Vocabulary
The belief in one God
Monotheism
The Holy text of Hinduism
The Vedas
The Holy text of Islam
The Qu'ran
A major belief of Islam that involves ideas like giving to charity, fasting during Ramadan, and a yearly pilgrimage to Mecca.
The Five Pillars of Islam
The believers of Islam are called
Muslims
When your soul dies and you are reborn into a new body
Reincarnation
The only religion that views God as a Holy Trinity (father, son, and holy spirit).
Christianity
Siddhartha Gautama founded this religion.
Buddhism
This religion believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ
Christianity
This religion celebrates Hannukah
Judaism
The belief in many gods
Polytheism
What do Muslims call God?
Allah
The first known monotheistic religion that came from the Middle East
Judaism
Two of our religions originated in India. What are they?
Buddhism and Hinduism
The language that the Qu'ran was originally written in.
Arabic
This is the term for a person who travels to a new place to spread their religion
Missionary
The person who is a part of all three monotheistic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam).
Abraham
This is the only world religion without a holy book.
Ancient Chinese Philosophy
Muhammad founded this religion and it follows the Five Pillars of Faith
God Gave the Hebrews the Ten Commandments through this person.
Moses
The belief that everything on Earth has a life and a spirit (even inanimate objects)
Animism
This religion believes in the Four Noble Truths
Buddhism
What do those who follow Judaism call God?
Yahweh
The language that the Torah and Bible were originally written in.
Hebrew
The only world religion that cannot be traced back to a founder.
Hinduism