Faith and Religion...

The religions what religions are practiced in

that country?

The God All religions have a God or Gods.
The Monotheism Monotheism is the belieI that
only one God exists.

The Polytheism Polytheism is the belieI that
more than one God exists.
The Iaith Inter-Iaith dialogue is essential
between communities oI Iaith.

The religious groups Thousands oI religious
groups exist throughout the world.

The Christianity Christianity is a monotheistic
religion.
Islam the Iestival aIter Ramadan is very
important in Islam.

Hinduism Hinduism is the predominant
religion in India.
Buddhism Buddhism was Iounded in India
2,500 years ago.

Judaism the original language oI Judaism is
Hebrew.

Atheism Karl Marx believed in Atheism.
The Iounder Abraham is the Iounder oI
Judaism.

The Iollower She was a devout Iollower oI
that religion.

BelieI Religious belieIs Iocus on the ideas oI
the religion.
The practices Religious practices Iocus on the
customary actions oI the religion.

The sacred texts Most religions have sacred
texts.
The place oI worship A place oI worship is a
place where a congregation comes to pray.

The Worship Worship is an act oI devotion
directed to God.

The prayer some people use prayer to talk to
God.
The ceremony Marriage is a common religious
ceremony in most religions.

The pilgrimage A pilgrimage is a long journey
to a holy place.
The ritual A religious ritual is the Iorm oI
conducting a religious ceremony.

The symbol the wheel oI liIe is a religious
symbol in Buddhism.

The Spirituality Spirituality is the attachment
to religious values.

ialogue.
Mother: So what did you learn in school today?
Thomas: We learned about Buddhism and
Hinduism.
Mother: Oh yes? What did you learn about
them?
Thomas: We learned about their religious rituals
and ceremonies.
Mother: What else did you learn about them?
Thomas: We learned that in Hinduism, many
rituals and ceremonies happen at home.
Mother: Tell me all about what you have
learned.
Thomas: Well there is one ceremony called.