By: Carli and Lauren

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World Religions

• By Carli and Lauren

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Buddhism

• Siddhartha Quatama was the founder of Buddhism.
• Buddhists are polytheistic.
• There also was The 4 noble Truths.
• Little Buddha was originally Buddhism and he
  turned into Hinduism.
• Buddhism also meditated.
• Also Buddhist believed in The Eightfold path.

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BELIEFS

• Polytheistic
• Believes in many
• Different gods. Polytheistic people praise more
  than just one god.

• Monotheistic
• Believes on just one god. The Christian religion
  is an example of that.

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CHRISTIANITY

• Christianity was founded by a Jewish man. His
  name was Jesus. This religion is monotheistic.
  That means believes in one god. This is one of
  the most common religion.
• There was also something in this religion called
  the bible. This is where Christians find out more
  info on there religion that they dont know. This
  religion was spread through Jesus followers
  called desciples.

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Hinduism

• The Hinduism was a main religion in India.
• The Hinduism Religion is polytheistic that means
  they believe in more than one god
• Hinduism is a religion believed mostly by the
  Ayrans.
• There were 3 main gods. There names were Shiva
  the destroyer, Vishnu the preserver, Brahma the
  creator.
• There was a system called the cast system.

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Confucianism

• In this religion you have to believe in all the
  rules there is. Also Confucius was a scholar.
  Confucius was one of the thinkers. Confucius was
  one of the main religions. Confucianism is a
  basic way of life, or living. One of hi analects
  is If you enjoy what you do youll never another
  day in your life.

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Taoism

• Taoisms leader was Laozi. Laozi and others
  thought of living in harmony. It spread through
  out China. Laozi was one of the greatest teachers
  there was. He was a great ruler. Taoism is a way
  of basic life.

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Islam

• The Islam praised Muhammad . Muhammad brought new
  messages to people. Also a pilgrim to Mecca is a
  part of Islam. The Holy land of Islam is Mecca.
  The five pillars are faith, prayer, alms,
  fasting, and pilgrimage.