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Where did the word miatreya originate?
Maitreya is a Sanskrit word referring to the Buddha who is to come. He is known by different terms in other traditions, but the idea is common to all mainstream Buddhisms.
Where do Buddhisms warship?
In a church
When did Buddhist religion originate?
INDIA
Where did the religion of Buddhism originate?
nepal
What building do buddhisms worship?
temple
What is buddhisms founding location?
India.
Where did Shavuot originate?
It originated in the Jewish religion.
What world religion did NOT originate in India?
Zoroastrianism
What religion did Medusa originate from?
Greek mythology which is technically a religion
What is a form of buddhisms that starts with z?
Zen
What is Buddhisms goal for human existence?
people
Where did athe ancient religion Mesopotamia originate?
MESOPATAMIA
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