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How did Hinduism's religion begin?
it evolved from the vedic religion in India and it evolved over time
What did the Harappans borrow from other religion?
Harappan civilization is more ancient than the Aryan civilization. Definitely they would have practiced a different religion than the vedic Hindu religion. It is similar to the Sumerian civilization. One cannot find out the religion practised by them as no texts are available. Any speculation can only be a guess.
What is the relationship between the religion of Islam and Islamic civilization?
Same relation as the relation between Christianity and the western civilization. Or the Vedic dharma and the Hindu civilization. While Islam has spread by invasion, force, and mass production of children and forcing Islam on the children, the Vedic dharma survives and spreads since millenniums by free will. 1000 years of Islamic onslaught could not kill this Vedic dharma.
Which of these statements contrasts Zoroastrianism with the Vedic religion?
Zoroastrianism is a monotheistic religion, whereas the Vedic religion is polytheistic.
What civilization had the vedic religon?
India
Why did Hinduism develop as a polytheistic religion?
Hinduism developed from the Vedic religion, which was polytheistic.
What religion did Kautilya practice?
vedic religion
What religion did the ayrans belived in?
vedic religion!
What civilization most contributed to the development of Hinduism and the caste systems in India?
The Hindu dharma came first from God. There was no other religion at that time. When people began living per dharma, it crated the Vedic civilization.
Who was the Vedic god of storm and war?
The Vedic god of storm and war was Indra. He was a very powerful and dangerous god in the Vedic religion.
Which of the following is where the vedic religion originated?
India
What is the early Hindu religion called?
The early Hindu religion is known as Vedic religion or Vedic Hinduism. It originated in ancient India around 1500 BCE and was based on the early Vedic texts, known as the Vedas, which were considered sacred and authoritative scriptures.
