In what city is the holiest shrine in the Islamic religion located
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Mecca
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What individual chants the sacred scriptures during religious ceremonies in the synagogue
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cantor
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What is the largest Protestant religion in the world with regard to membership
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Southern Baptist Convention with 16.2M members. 2nd largest is
United Methodist Church with 7.8M members.
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Which group advises the pope in the hiearchy of the Catholic Church
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cardinals
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Buddhism originally was part of which religion
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Buddhism was started by the Buddha who was a rich Hindu prince. However, he wanted to realize the Truth. He wanted Enlightenment. Therefore, he turned away from Hinduism, which had led to the division of society, created the caste system and other malpractices and ills including meaningless rituals and superstitions. The young prince went in quest of Enlightenment, and he realized the light within. He realized that we are not this body, we are not this mind and he called it Nirvana. It was the same belief advocated by the ancient Hindus through Sanatana Dharma but he gave it a new name. He removed all the ills that Hinduism had acquired. So essentially, Buddhism has grown from the original Hindu faith called Sanatana Dharma.
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What were the early visions of Buddha
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Buddha saw an old man, a sick man, a dead man, and a wandering
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A famous opera written by Richard Wagner was based on which of these Germanic tales
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the song of the nibelungs
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Which school of Buddhism focuses on the authority of the Tripitaka and the historical study of Buddha
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Theravada
There are no classical schools of Buddhism that do both. The
Pali Tripitaka is the center of Theravadin Buddhism, however
historical study of the Buddha is not a part of the tradition --
though no doubt there are some Theravadins who have an
interest.
The historical study of the Buddha seems to progress mostly in
scholarly circles.
You might try searching out Skeptical Buddhism if you're
interested in finding a group that is interested in both the
Tripitaka and the historical study of the Buddha. (Facebook has an
active group.)
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Which of these statements is the best description of the Shinto religion
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Shintoism is most concerned with the things that happen in this
world.
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The 1820s were the beginning of which age
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the Golden Age of Poetry
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Which religious movement maintains that a person can learn the truth about life through the power of reason
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deism
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What type of character evolved through the writings of Alexander Griboyedov's verse
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the superfluous man
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What were the approximate dates regarding the influence of Confucianism in China
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about 200 BC until the beginning of the twentieth
century....
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The Byzantine Empire is most closely associated with which of these
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Eastern Catholic Churches.
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Which church is the Eastern Orthodox churches most closely related to
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Catholic.
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Which terms is a synonym for enlightenment in Buddhism
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bodhi
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Which of these would most closely be associated with the concept of moderation four noble truths middle way or tripitaka
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middle way
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What is Nirvana and how does it affect life in India
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Nirvania is a goal in Dhamric religions were someones
soul(atman/jiva) escapes the cycle of life and death(is not
reincarnated) and returns to the soul true havenly home,free of all
suffering and problems, called Nirvania/brahmin/wahuguru
To achieve Nirvania, someone must be a strong disciple of one
particular sant/satuguru, as he is an enlightened and blessed
soul(at one with god) and once someone has finished their human
life, he comes and collects the soul and walks it back to
Nirvania.The sant/aatguru can even tell someone if they are going
to attain Nirvania or not and tell them why they are not getting
closer to the goal and how they can improve. Other than that all
that is needed to achieve the goal is medation and its values.
When someone is accpeted as a discple of sant/satguru it is
called name bajan.
famous sants/satgurus inculde;
Gautama Buddha
kabir sahib
Guru nanak plus the remaining 9 sikh gurus
Both Sai babas
Jalaram bapa
Ravi das
Swami Nayaran
All Jain trithankaras
Radha soami beas
Ramananda
Tulsidas
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What does the measure of central tendency describe in a data set
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It describes the "middle" of the data set.
It describes the "middle" of the data set.
It describes the "middle" of the data set.
It describes the "middle" of the data set.
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In what city is the holiest shrine in the Islamic religion located
Mecca
What individual chants the sacred scriptures during religious ceremonies in the synagogue
cantor
What is the largest Protestant religion in the world with regard to membership
Southern Baptist Convention with 16.2M members. 2nd largest is
United Methodist Church with 7.8M members.
Which group advises the pope in the hiearchy of the Catholic Church
cardinals
Buddhism originally was part of which religion
Buddhism was started by the Buddha who was a rich Hindu prince. However, he wanted to realize the Truth. He wanted Enlightenment. Therefore, he turned away from Hinduism, which had led to the division of society, created the caste system and other malpractices and ills including meaningless rituals and superstitions. The young prince went in quest of Enlightenment, and he realized the light within. He realized that we are not this body, we are not this mind and he called it Nirvana. It was the same belief advocated by the ancient Hindus through Sanatana Dharma but he gave it a new name. He removed all the ills that Hinduism had acquired. So essentially, Buddhism has grown from the original Hindu faith called Sanatana Dharma.
What were the early visions of Buddha
Buddha saw an old man, a sick man, a dead man, and a wandering
man.
A famous opera written by Richard Wagner was based on which of these Germanic tales
the song of the nibelungs
Which school of Buddhism focuses on the authority of the Tripitaka and the historical study of Buddha
Theravada
There are no classical schools of Buddhism that do both. The
Pali Tripitaka is the center of Theravadin Buddhism, however
historical study of the Buddha is not a part of the tradition --
though no doubt there are some Theravadins who have an
interest.
The historical study of the Buddha seems to progress mostly in
scholarly circles.
You might try searching out Skeptical Buddhism if you're
interested in finding a group that is interested in both the
Tripitaka and the historical study of the Buddha. (Facebook has an
active group.)
Which of these statements is the best description of the Shinto religion
Shintoism is most concerned with the things that happen in this
world.
The 1820s were the beginning of which age
the Golden Age of Poetry
Which religious movement maintains that a person can learn the truth about life through the power of reason
deism
What type of character evolved through the writings of Alexander Griboyedov's verse
the superfluous man
What were the approximate dates regarding the influence of Confucianism in China
about 200 BC until the beginning of the twentieth
century....
The Byzantine Empire is most closely associated with which of these
Eastern Catholic Churches.
Which church is the Eastern Orthodox churches most closely related to
Catholic.
Which terms is a synonym for enlightenment in Buddhism
bodhi
Which of these would most closely be associated with the concept of moderation four noble truths middle way or tripitaka
middle way
What is Nirvana and how does it affect life in India
Nirvania is a goal in Dhamric religions were someones
soul(atman/jiva) escapes the cycle of life and death(is not
reincarnated) and returns to the soul true havenly home,free of all
suffering and problems, called Nirvania/brahmin/wahuguru
To achieve Nirvania, someone must be a strong disciple of one
particular sant/satuguru, as he is an enlightened and blessed
soul(at one with god) and once someone has finished their human
life, he comes and collects the soul and walks it back to
Nirvania.The sant/aatguru can even tell someone if they are going
to attain Nirvania or not and tell them why they are not getting
closer to the goal and how they can improve. Other than that all
that is needed to achieve the goal is medation and its values.
When someone is accpeted as a discple of sant/satguru it is
called name bajan.
famous sants/satgurus inculde;
Gautama Buddha
kabir sahib
Guru nanak plus the remaining 9 sikh gurus
Both Sai babas
Jalaram bapa
Ravi das
Swami Nayaran
All Jain trithankaras
Radha soami beas
Ramananda
Tulsidas
What does the measure of central tendency describe in a data set