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Spiritual duties that help release the spirit from the reincarnation cycle. |
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The all powerful god who created everything. |
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A spiritual force that helps you be reincarnated into a different caste. |
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The Hindu ward for reincarnation. |
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The first form of Hinduism. |
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The written Hindu language. |
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The second form of Hinduism that was based off the teachings of the Brahmins. |
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The highest caste in the caste system. |
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The lowest caste that do all the dirty work. |
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The Hindu god of creation. |
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The Hindu god of preservation. |
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The Hindu god of destruction. |
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A sacred animal to the Hindu religion because it produces essential dairy products to life. |
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The belief that your soul is reborn into a new body. |
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A ceremony that represents young men entering the religious life. |
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A holiday like christmas that celebrates the defeat of a demon. |
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The caste system is a system that devides the different social classes. |
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The country where Hinduism was started. |
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The founder of Islam and the prophet of Allah. |
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The holiest Islamic city. |
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The holy Islamic scriptures. |
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The angle that visited Muhammad and declared that Muhammad was the prophet of Allah. |
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The black building in the middle of Mecca where people pilgrimage to and pray. |
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An Islamic month on the Lunar Calendar when Muslims fast from sunrise to sundown. |
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When you announce "There is only one god and Muhammad is his prophet" to become a Muslim. |
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A great journey to Mecca. |
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The Christians believe he was the Messiah. |
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A person who practices christianity. |
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The one who would save us from our sins. |
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A book written about Jesus' life. |
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The testament that talks about the life of jesus. |
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The Baptist that Baptized Jesus. |
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When Jesus died and rose again. |
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The king that made being a christian legal. |
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People that hated Jesus and his followers for disobeying the roman laws. |
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When a person is entered into the Christian world. |
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the representation of the last supper. |
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Events in the Life of Jesus |
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Birth, Baptism, Death, Resurrection. |
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people who practice judaism. |
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the Jewish holy scriptures. |
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The leader of the Exodus. |
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Where the 10 commandments are kept. |
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Where the Exodus accrued. |
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the guide lines of Judaism. |
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From sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday. It is to represent the day God rested. |
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Where the Covenant is kept. |
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The only standing part of the third Great Temple built by Jews. |
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The festival when a child turns 13 and is welcomed into the Jewish society. |
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The representation of the Exodus. |
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