Hinduism

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How did Hinduism start? Include when and where it started.

Hinduism started somewhere around 2300 BCE in the Indus Valley near modern-day Pakistan.

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What are two key beliefs of Hinduism?

a. Samsara โ€” the cycle of life, death, and reincarnation.

b. Karma โ€” the universal law of cause and effect.

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What is a symbol of Hinduism? Include what the symbol represents.

The Om symbol represents the union of the mind and body.

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What is a sacred text in Hinduism?

The Vedas are sacred texts in Hinduism that contain spiritual knowledge.

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Why is Hinduism considered both monotheistic and polytheistic?

Hindus worship multiple gods but believe they are all forms of Brahman / to understand Brahman

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What is an important holiday in Hinduism? Include what the holiday celebrates or represents.

An important holiday in Hinduism is Diwali the festival of lights.

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Where do Hindus worship?

Hindus worship in the Mandir.

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What is the caste system?

The caste system is a social hierarchy in India that divides Hindus based on their karma and dharma.

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How does the caste system impact society in India?

The caste system affects people by determining their social status, jobs, and opportunities based on the caste they are born into.

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Other than the caste system in India, what are two additional ways that Hinduism has shaped the world? Explain how each one has shaped or impacted the world.

a. Yoga โ€” Yoga comes from Hinduism and is now practiced around the world.

b. Ahimsa (non-violence) โ€” Ahimsa has influenced non-violent movements around the world.

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What is the Trimurti in Hinduism, and what are its three gods?

The Trimurti is the Hindu concept of three principal deities: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

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What is Brahma responsible for?

Brahma is the creator and is responsible for creating the universe.

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What is Vishnu responsible for?

Vishnu is responsible for preserving the universe.

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What is Shiva known as?

Shiva is known as the destroyer of the universe.