Test 1 - Haberdashers Adams

Sikhism Symbol

The Khanda

What are the followers of Sikhism called?

Sikhs

Sikhism Place of Worship

A gurd-wara

Sikhism Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

The Guru Granth Sahib

Sikhism Date of Origin

Around 1500 CE

Sikhism Place of Origin

Punjab area of South Aisa

Sikhism Founder(s)

Guru Nanak

Islam Symbol

The moon and the star

What are the followers of Islam called?

Muslims

Islam Place of Worship

Mosque

Islam Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

Qur’an

Islam Date of Origin

500 CE

Islam Place of Origin

Near East

Islam Founder(s)

Muhammed

Christianity Symbol

The Cross

What are the followers of Christianity called?

Christians

Christianity Place of Worship

Church

Christianity Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

Bible

Christianity Date of Origin

0

Christianity Place of Origin

Near East

Christianity Founder(s)

Jesus Christ

Hinduism Symbol

Om / Aum

What are the followers of Hinduism called?

Hindus

Hinduism Place of Worship

Mandir

Hinduism Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

Vedas

Hinduism Date of Origin

1500 BCE

Hinduism Place of Origin

India

Hinduism Founder(s)

No set Founders

Buddhism Symbol

Wheel of Life

What are the followers of Buddhism called?

Buddhists

Buddhism Place of Worship

Papoda

Buddhism Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

Triptaton

Buddhism Date of Origin

500 BCE

Buddhism Place of Origin

India

Buddhism Founder(s)

Siddhartha Gautana

Judaism Symbol

Star of David

What are the followers of Judaism called?

Jews

Judaism Place of Worship

Synagogue

Judaism Holy Scriptures (Holy Book)

Mebrew Bible

Judaism Date of Origin

2000 BCE

Judaism Place of Origin

Near East

Judaism Founder(s)

Abraham and Moses

Theist

Someone who believes in god

Monotheist

Some who believes in ONLY ONE God

Polytheist

Someone who believes in MANY Gods

Atheist

someone who does NOT believe in God and argues that God does NOT exist

Agnostic

someone who says that this is not enough knowledge to prove the existence of God at the momen BUT if knowledge arrived that changed their minds, they might believe.

All loving

Omnibenevolent

All knowing

Omniscient

All powerful

Omnipotent

Eternal

Existed forever

Transcendent

Superhuman and beyond our understanding.

Creator

Created the world

The soul

The spiritual part of being human; the real us

Karma

The law of cause and effect - carry out good actions and there is a reward, carry out bad actions and there is a bad consequence

Religion

The beliefs about a superhuman power, who controls the universe, and the way that this God is worshipped

Humanity

The state of being human

Atman

Hindu name for the soul

Code

The laws of a religion

Reincarnation

Cycle of birth, life and death, controlled by karma

Ensoulment

The concept where believers feel that a person has been given a soul

Cult

The relationship a believer develops with god; how they show their believes

Creed

A system of believes