Religious institutions

An example of polytheisim is ___.

• Roman Catholic

• Greek Catholic

• Horus

• Aten

An example of a monothiestic religion is ___.

• Hera

• Ishtar

• Aten

• Hinduism

Buddhism and Jainism are ___ religions.

• monothiestic

• polythiestic

• pagan

• neither monothiestic or polythiestic

A pantheon is ___.

• when there are many gods in a religion

• a place inside a temple

• the first bank

• a good place to learn

The Varna System is found in ___.

• China

• Persia

• Egypt

• India

• Greece

Someones varna is ...

• one's birth community.

• one's nature based on karma.

• action.

Someones jati means...

• one's birth community.

• one's nature based on karma.

• action.

Karma means...

• do onto others as you want to be treated.

• what comes around goes around.

• actions.

How does a religion become worldly?

• usually backed by a kingdom or emperor

• spreading a unifying message to others

• easy to follow instructions

• clergy

Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism developed in...

• China.

• India.

• Assyria.

• Persia.

• Egypt.