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What are non examples of hinduism?
None-examples of hinduism is other religions like Christianity or Catholicism.
What are examples of religion?
Judaism, Hinduism, Mormonism...
What is an example of reincarnation in Hinduism?
There are many examples in Hinduism about Reincarnation (punarjanma). But they are so old that they are hard to believe. A current examples is of a girl named jyoti in India.
What are examples of Theism include?
Christianity, Hinduism and Islam
What are Examples of ethnic religion?
Judaism, Hinduism, Mormonism...
Hinduism judaism and Shinto are examples of?
Spiritualities popular in East Asia.
How can you distroy Hinduism?
Hinduism is a religion based on science and observations of nature. The only way it can be destroyed is either by destroying the universe or by killing every living thing in the universe. I don't know which would be easier.
Why did somnath temple destroyed 6 times?
Somanth temple stands in India. It was destroyed by Muslim invaders 6 times because they were against Hinduism. The last destruction of it occured in 1706 A.D.
What do Hinduism and Buddha have in common?
Hinduism and the Buddha's teachings have many things in common, as the Buddha lived in a Hindu culture. One of the most prominent examples is a belief in kamma/karma and reincarnation.
What are 4 examples of principles or moral code of Hinduism?
Moral example code of Hinduism is called Dharma (righteous living). Austerity (tapaḥ) Truthfulness (satyam) Purity (shaucham) & Compassion (dayā) .
Does the soul live on in Hinduism?
Yes, According to Hindu mythology soul is never destroyed it just changes the bodies. This is similar to belief of energy conservation.
What is a belief for Hinduism?
i believe shankar is the final authority(after having destroyed the universe). he walks on the road i.e. after destroying thr universe.it's pretty dark. there are communions which are higher than him(ie. Hindu authoritie:rishi munnis) and related to him but not to Hinduism which he presides over.
