Monotheistic Religions

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Monotheism
belief in a single God
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Polytheism
belief in multiple Gods
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Atheist
belief in no God
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Agnostic
belief that nothing is known of the existence of God
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judaism
Jews collectively who practice a religion based on the Torah and the Talmud, believes in 1 God.
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Abraham
Father of Jews, God promised that he will be the father of a great nation.
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Moses
Led Jews out of slavery to Mount Sinai where he received the 10 commandments from God.
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Hebrew
Jewish language
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Rabbi
Jewish teacher
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Torah and Talmud
Story of Jew's journey to find what God expects of them. Collections of rules and interpretation of Torah
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Judaism Sects
Orthodox: Traditional, Torah and Talmud contain God's rule. Reform: Doesn't follow all traditions. Conservative: Traditions adapted in modern life.
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Christianity
Belief that Jesus was crucified by Romans and resurrected after 3 days, based mostly on Bible/Jesus' teachings. Belief in 1 God
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Christ
The Messiah; savior. Came to save God's people
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Bible and Testaments
the sacred writings of the Christian religion. The Old Testament is made up of Torah. New Testament contains 4 gospels.
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Holy Trinity
God contains 3 persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit
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Christianity Sects
Orthodox: No pope. Catholic: Controlled by pope. both split in 1054. Protestants: Less ritualistic, Martin Luther protested corrupted practices.
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Christianity Holidays
Sabbath: On Sunday. Sacraments: Things people do to receive blessings. Christmas: celebrate Jesus' birth. Easter: Most sacred holiday.
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Islam
Muhammad was commanded to preach the word of God. Monotheistic, Islam means "surrender". One who surrenders to God.
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Islam sacred texts
Qur'an: contains word of God. Hadith: guide to living in a way that is pleasing to God. Both in Arabic.
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Islam Basic Beliefs
Allah: God in Arabic. Muhammad is the last prophet. No pictures of Muhammad, insisted he was not holy enough to be worshipped.
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Islam Sects
Two sects: Sunni, 90%. Shi'ite, 10%. Split 30 years after Muhammad died, disagreement for who should be Muhammad's successor.
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Islam Holidays
Friday is Sabbath. Ramadan is a holy month: fast from sunrise to sunset for 1 month. Eid al-Fitr: End of Ramadan