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Where did the world’s major religions originate, and how do religions diffuse?. By Elsie Gomez. DifFuSioN. Over time religions have MAJORLY expanded throughout the world There are three MAJOR religions. Hinduism. Hinduism is extra old like one of the oldest religions
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Where did the world’s major religions originate, and how do religions diffuse? By Elsie Gomez
DifFuSioN • Over time religions have MAJORLY expanded throughout the world • There are three MAJOR religions
Hinduism • Hinduism is extra old like one of the oldest religions • Third largest number of adherents • reincarnation • One god Braham
Diffusion of Hinduism • Hinduism first chilled in the western part of India and began diffusing eastward • Reached full potential in India and Pakistan
Buddhism • Siddhartha became known as Buddha • He is often depicted with a big belly many people like to RUBB ; )
Shintoism • it is what they do in Japan ( well mostly) • Tis a mixture of Buddhism
Taoism • Made in china (hehe) • Tenderness, tranquility, spontaneity, and simplicity are virtues • War = BAD
Confucianism • Don’t get confused , Confucianism is also made in china • Confucius’s teachings are the basis
Diffusion of Chinese Religions • the man (Chinese gov’t) has been trying to stop the spread of religion • But it still got into Korean Peninsula, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Judaism • Only have one god • Traditions are from the teachings of Abraham
Diffusion of Judaism • Be chillin in the Middle East and North Africa, Russia, Ukraine, Europe, and parts of North and South America
Christianity • they like Jesus • split into Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox • Then into Protestants • They’re the biggest
Diffusion on Christianity • They take up a lot of space • 40% of the world is Christian
Islam • Youngest of major religions • Traced back to prophet Muhammad
Diffusion of Islam • Fastest growing • Arabian Peninsula ,Egypt, Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Middle East, Iran, and Pakistan
Indigenous • Local • They like nature
Shamanist • community faith • follow their shaman- religious leader, teacher, and healer
Secularism • indifference to or rejection of organized religious affiliations and ideas • Only 59 percent of Americans think religion it’s important
Works cited • http://whyurhere.com/5.html • http://www.worldreligions.psu.edu/maps-hinduism.htm • http://www.history-of-china.com/southern-northern-dynasty/flourishment-of-buddhism.html • http://www.artoflegendindia.com/popup_image.php?pID=23150&type=jpg • http://newhanoian.xemzi.com/en/group/show/266/TAOISM
http://drzubkov.com/cardinal-knowledge/philosophy/confucianismhttp://drzubkov.com/cardinal-knowledge/philosophy/confucianism • http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/02016/j_resources.htm • http://christianity.about.com/od/symbolspictures/ig/Christian-Symbols-Glossary/Christian-Fish.htm • http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/activity/islam/index.html • http://www.hopeumc.org/peace/interfaith.html
http://www.opensourcebuddhism.org/online-learning-companion/tribal-religions-a-k-a-shamanism/http://www.opensourcebuddhism.org/online-learning-companion/tribal-religions-a-k-a-shamanism/ • http://opensourceresearch.blogspot.com/2008_06_01_archive.html