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What written language was invented to write down the sacred texts of Hinduism?
DEvnagari and Sanskrit and Hindi were invented to write down the sacred texts of Hinduism.
What is hinduisms effect on society?
Hinduism gave people a purpose to live for. Hinduism gave people the ultimate goal of life.
How many people bielieve in Hinduism?
No one believes in Hinduism Now. Hinduism is Dead.
Who are the people that practice Hinduism are?
people who actually practise Hinduism today are called Hindus. In India Nepal & Myanmar & Mauritius people follow & practice Hinduism.
What is the name of the people who brought an early form of Hinduism to India?
no people brought Hinduism to India. Hinduism was founded in India by Lord Shiva.
What are the Important Holy People of Hinduism?
The White Schfincter of Hinduism
Why did Hinduism appeal to people who followed different religions?
Hinduism appeals to people of other religion because it offers them the freedom to practice. Other people find Hinduism as an integral religion.
How does Hinduism influence people?
Hinduism influences people through its teaching, philosophies and religious practices. Hinduism is a product of Indus Valley Civilization and religious influences.
Who is the person that founded Hinduism?
no person founded Hinduism or invented Hinduism. Rather Hinduism is a Religion created by Supreme God himself to enlighten people.
Where is Hinduism worship?
Primarily Hinduism is worshipped at their homes. Or some people might go to Temple to worship God in Hinduism.
What is Hinduism Aryans background?
many people believe in Aryan theory of Hinduism. According to this theory Hinduism first started as Brahmanism by Aryans and than developed as Hinduism.
What is the concept of Hinduism?
It is difficult to understand or write about the main concept of Hinduism.Please check the two links in related section to read more about Hinduism and it's concept.The concepts of Hinduism can be broadly classified with:AtmanDharmaVarnaKarmaSamsaraPurusharthaMokshaBrahmanBhagavanIshvara
