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    don’t practise the religion they do yoga and meditation to help them calm the body and mind and create peaceful atmosphere. Hinduism is full of many men and women who have created amazing philosophies and ideas and one of whom is Gandhi. Gandhi a Hindu leader in the early 20th century who taught equality, love, respect and tolerance. Islam: Islam is often seen as a hatred and bad religion by many people because of war and terrorism.

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    The Indian society adopted a class or caste system from the Indus Valley people. Just like the Indus society had priest rulers, the Indian society has the high class Indian Brahmins, which are seen as the priestly class. Trade was a very big part of the Indus Valley society, everything that they did, everything that they made was to ensure that they were able to create and trade more effectively. The class system during the Indus Valley civilization is extremely similar to the class system seen in

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    Indian, African and Near East Religions Jeff Clark HIS 103: World Civilizations Lawrence Vellucci January 20, 2017 Indian, African and Near East Religions Ever since the beginning of civilizations, there has been many different religions or beliefs. Just like religions in present time, there are different religions practiced in several regions of the world. There are also instances where certain religions and beliefs are practiced in a single region or area. Also a lot like today, Religion was

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    Two of the most widely practiced religions around the world today are Christianity and Buddhism. However, they did not start off with such a large following. Christianity, was a small cult that branched off of Judaism and was being strongly prosecuted against. Buddhism was just a single person trying to find a reason for and an end to the universal suffering that he had just newly encountered. Even though the following of Christianity and Buddhism had started off small, by developing their core beliefs

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    Jordan Root Ms.Takash Mythology 3rd Hour April 4th, 2016 The War of the Aesir and the Vanir In Norse mythology, gods and goddesses usually belong to one of two tribes: the Aesir and the Vanir. Throughout most of the Norse tales, deities from the two tribes get along fairly easily, and it’s hard to pin down firm distinctions between the two groups. But there was a time when that wasn’t the case. The War of the Gods The Vanir goddess Freya was always the foremost practitioner of the art of seidr

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    and heaving on her” (80), she knew no happiness in marriage. When two years of marriage brought forth no child, she incurred the wrath of her mother-in-law, did penance to change the course of her life, invoked the names of all the gods and goddesses in the Hindu pantheon, till she finally gave birth to a male child. Eight years later her husband worn into middle age, with dissipated excess, disappeared taking with him all the money in the house. Though Mayamma never saw him again, she found his replica

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    The Origin of Asian Religious Traditions Asia, which is located in the Northern and Eastern hemisphere, is considered the largest continent on earth. Approximately 4 billion people live in Asia. This particular continent is known to maintain 48 countries. The countries that are well recognized in Asia due to its population are China and India. Individually, there are over 1 billion people that live in China and India. Research shows that there are several of the world’s enormous cities in regards

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    “Nagas are large, intelligent, snake-like creatures in Hindu and Buddhist mythology and folklore.” (Rosen 94) Vasuki, one of the king snakes, is part a popular myth first founded in Brahmanas. The gods were at a meeting on Mount Meru, pondering how to win the amrita, or immortality. Eventually, the god Vishu

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    The Role of Women in Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, and Hinduism All of these religions and philosophies are dominated completely by men. Men started them, and they want to keep their control over women, so they force them to submit to their will. Some are evolving to accept and support women in some ways, but sadly not nearly enough is being done. Sexism is till everywhere in the world, often ingrained so deep that no one realizes it unless they’re looking for it. Christianity is the religion

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    Even a cursory analysis of world mythology reveals that there are a number of different cultures who have divinities in strikingly similar roles. One of the reasons why this occurs is that many despite the fact that these cultures may be autonomous of one another, they all live in the same world. The fact that they live in the same world is important because it largely means that they are exposed to the same natural phenomena, as well as to a number of simple human phenomena, and they are all attempting

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