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Why did Hinduism develop as a polytheistic religion?
Hinduism developed from the Vedic religion, which was polytheistic.
Who spread Hinduism?
the vedic rishis
What was going on prior to Hinduism?
Sanatan Vedic Dharma
The roots of Hinduism are found in the religion.?
Answer this question… Vedic
Is Sri Swami Dayananda the person who started Hinduism?
No. Swami Dayanand is just a follower and preacher of Hinduism. He was a Vedic Philosopher who revived Hinduism with its true Sanatan Vedic philosophy and thought. Hinduism is formed of diverse traditions and has no single founder. Among its direct roots is the historical Vedic religion of Iron Age India and, as such, Hinduism is often called the "oldest living religion" or the "oldest living major religion" in the world.
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.
What are the names for Hinduism?
Hinduism is also acknowledged as vedic dharma. Some people also call it Santana Dharma.
The chief impact of vedic culture on the history was?
The Vedic culture stemmed from the Vedas. which are the oldest scriptures of Hinduism. Its chief impact on Indian history was the spread and growth of Sanskrit.
What is vedic religion?
it is a form of Hinduism, in which follower strictly follows the rules dictated in Vedas. It is called vedic because it originates and relies on the Vedas.
In hinduism What are the sacred texts that reduce the numerous vedic gods to one?
Upanishadis
Which civilization had the Vedic religion?
There is more than one Vedic religion, which refers to religions that emerged in India. This would include Hinduism and Buddhism. Aryan
What cause the Decline of the Aryan's?
The development of Hinduism, (and then Christianity and eventually Islam) altered the original Vedic Aryan religion which spread from Persia and India to parts of Europe, the Middle East and Sri Lanka, As Hinduism developed, elements of the original Vedic belief system were incorporated into the modern faith and modified by contact with other groups. In areas outside of India, conversions to Christianity and Islam were often forced on the people by the rulers of areas were the Aryan faith was practiced.
