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Social Studies Geography Major World Religions A Look At The Numbers Pie Chart Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism Sikhism Religions by Followers Roughly 2120900550 followers Monotheistic ID: 705321

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World HistoryWorld ReligionsSocial StudiesGeography

Major World ReligionsSlide2

A Look At The NumbersSlide3

Pie ChartSlide4

ChristianityIslamHinduismBuddhismSikhism

Religions by FollowersSlide5

Roughly 2,120,900,550 followersMonotheisticGod is three personsBible- main teachings

ChristianitySlide6

Roman CatholicEastern OrthodoxProtestantAnglicanAmishBaptist

LutheranPresbyterianQuakerSeventh-Day Adventists

BranchesSlide7

Christmas – Celebrations of Jesus, their messiah’s birthday. On December 25Easter – Celebration of Jesus, their messiah’s resurrection from the dead which their religion is based around.

Major holidaysSlide8

Very normal lifestyle, family life is encouraged.Charity and good deeds are expected from followersFollowers may sometimes be religious sisters and brothers.

Life style

CHARITYSlide9

About 1,280,780,150 followersMonotheisticBased on revelations of their prophet Muhammad.

Founded in Mecca Saudi Arabia in 622 CESacred text is the Qur’an(Koran)

“There is no God but God, and Muhammad is his Prophet.”IslamSlide10

FaithPrayerFastingPilgrimageAnd Alms

One day everyone will be judged and go to either Paradise or Hell.

Major PillarsSlide11

Ramadan: month long

Eid ul-Fitr: festival of breaking fast

Eid al Adha: festival of sacrificeHolidaysSlide12

There prophet Muhammad they do not believe to be divine.There life goal is to submit to the will of Allah and make it into the afterlife.

Some beliefsSlide13

The soul continues on when the body dies.There is a final judgment that decides between Paradise and hellThere will be a resurrection

and day of judgmentAfterlife

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Approximately 860,690,890 followersHas no single founder, Scripture, and no commonly agreed set of teachings.Elements of it stretch back

Many thousands of years.80% of Indian population Identify themselves as

Hindu.Supreme god whose qualities and forms are represented by the multitude of deities. HinduismSlide15

Existence is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth governed by Karma.The soul passes through a cycle of successive lives and its next incarnation is dependent on how the previous life was lived.Believe in complete freedom of belief and

worship.Main texts are the four Vedas and their supplements.

Veda is a Sanskrit word meaning knowledge.Contain dharma which means code of conduct, law, or duty. BeliefsSlide16

Brahman- supreme godTrimurti:Brahma- creator of the universeVishnu- preserver of the universe

Shiva- destroyer of universe to be re-createdTriumvirate consorts are Saraswati, Lakshima

, and ParavatiOther gods: Ganesh, Murugan, KrishnaOther goddesses: Durga, Kali, Radha

DeitiesSlide17

Earliest evidence of religion in India dates back to the late Neolithic in the early

Harappan period (5500–2600 BCE).Beliefs and practices of the pre-classical era

(1500–500 BCE) are called the “Historical Vedic Religion.”Fire-sacrifices, called yajña are performed, but no temples or idols are known.‘Hindu’ is derived (through Persian) from the Sanskrit word Sindhu, the name for the Indus River

which is first mentioned in the Rig Veda.historySlide18

Does not have a declaration of faith or a creed.Is an umbrella term comprising of and based of the Vedic traditions.This makes it difficult to define it as a religion according to traditional Western conceptions.

Hinduism is a traditional way of life to its followers.The World’s oldest, most complex, and most diverse religionSome Hindus are even atheists

DefinitionSlide19

Around 381,610,980 followersAlso a philosophyFounded by Siddhartha GuatamaBuddha- comes from

budhi which means “To awaken”Son of an Indian warrior-king

Became a monkBuddhismSlide20

Four TruthsLife is sufferingCraving and aversion cause sufferingIt is possible to end suffering

Being moral is the path that leads to the end of sufferingCycle of rebirth is based on KarmaFortunate Realms- Demigods, Gods, MenUnfortunate Realms- Animals, Ghosts, Hell

Man is the highest realm because it offers Nirvana or enlightenment.BeliefsSlide21

Two Main Branches: Theravada- "The School of the Elders“widespread following in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand,

Myanmar etc.) Mahayana- "The Great Vehicle“

found throughout East Asia (China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, Taiwan etc.)VajrayanaAlso recognized as a part of Mahayanapracticed mainly in Tibet and Mongolia, and adjacent parts of China and Russia*Buddhism recognized as the fastest growing religions in the world

branchesSlide22

The BuddhaThe Dharma (the teachings)The Sangha (the community)Taking "refuge in the triple gem" has traditionally been a declaration and commitment to being on the Buddhist path,

and, in general, distinguishes a Buddhist from a non-Buddhist.

The three jewelsSlide23

Around 25,140,910 followersNot very well knownMost people would think that Judaism is more popular but it’s about 10,000,000 followers short.

SikhismSlide24

One god that can’t be in the form of a humanGoal in life is to be with GodCardinal vices (or sins) are:Kam

(lust)Krodh (anger)Lobh (greed)Moh

(worldly attachment)Ahankar (pride) beliefsSlide25

FastingReligious vegetarianism PilgrimagesSuperstitionsWorship of idols

Things to RejectSlide26

Celibacy is not needed for Eternal LifeThe Guru Ganth Sahib is their holy bookDeny distinctions like gender or race

teachingsSlide27

Some people believe that Christianity will continue to the hold the majority in world religions.While looking at the map on your right, this would seem to be true.

Will Christianity Remain?Slide28

About est. 13.5 million followers world wide, mostly in Israel, the United States, and RussiaFounded by Abraham around 2000 BCE in Israel1st

known monotheistic religion in the worldJews have a covenant or agreement with god created by Abraham

JudaismSlide29

Moses leads the Jews out of slaveryDelivers the Ten CommandmentsThe most sacred writing in Judaism is the Torah (first 5 books of the Bible)The Talmud contains the oral traditions of Jewish law in written form

JudaismSlide30

Some believe that all major world religions will merge into one super religion. Others believe that the current trend will be to Atheism. Religion has been around for over 5,000 years and during all of human civilization. If Atheism were one day to reign supreme, it would likely not occur for thousands of years.

What do you think?What’s Next?Slide31

World HistoryWorld ReligionsSocial StudiesGeography

Major World Religions