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Summary of religious beliefs, historical origins, sacred texts, and key practices of Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism, including their foundational figures, rituals, and philosophical teachings.
Year: Various (2000 B.C.E.–6th c. C.E.)
Region: Middle East, India, Asia
Theme: Comparative Religion
Document Type: Educational Summary
Religions Covered: Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism
Significant Figures: Abraham, Moses, Siddartha Gautama
Sacred Texts: Torah, Vedas, Upanishads, Agamas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita, Tripitka
Key Concepts: Monotheism, Polytheism, Moksha, Karma, Dharma, Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path
Historical Events: Babylonian Captivity, Persian Conquest, Greek and Roman Rule
Cultural Practices: Sabbath, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukkah, Passover, Caste System
Language Notes: Hebrew, Aramaic, Sanskrit
Target Audience: Students and general readers interested in religious history
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Hinduism Project Topics and Assessment Rubric
Subject: Hinduism
Type of Document: Project Assignment and Evaluation Rubric
Educational Level: School Classroom
Assignment Type: Research and Creative Project
Citation Style Requirement: MLA
Number of Project Options: 6
Topics Covered: Mandir architecture and etiquette; Hindu reincarnation concepts; Hindu deities; Hatha Yoga; India–Pakistan or Pakistan–Afghanistan conflict; Hindu prayer service (puja)
Key Religious Terms Mentioned: Atman, caste, samsara, Nirvana, Brahman, moksha, karma, dharma, maya
Assessment Criteria: Content; Thinking and Research Skills; Application to Modern Life; Communication and Creation
Evaluation Levels: Level Four; Level Three; Level Two; Level One; Below Level
Submission Requirement: Completion within assigned number of days and by specified due date
Ablution with earth or sand from the viewpoint of Twelve’s and the religions of quadruple
Year: 2014
Region / City: Karaj, Iran
Theme: Ritual Purification
Document Type: Academic Article
Author: Hamideh Husseini, Sedigheh Mosadegh Sedghi, Ebrahim Sadighi
Target Audience: Scholars of Religious Jurisprudence
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Keywords: ablution with earth or sand, substitute for dipping, substitute for ablution before prayer, Twelvers, quadruples of religions
Contextual Description: Academic research on the ritual purification practices of ablution with earth or sand in Islamic law and various religious perspectives.
A God of Many Understandings?: The Gospel and a Theology of Religions
Year: 2010
Region / City: Nashville, Tenn.
Theme: Theology of religions, Evangelicalism
Document Type: Book
Author: Todd L. Miles
Target Audience: Evangelical theologians, Christian educators, theologians
Period of Effectiveness: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Declaration of the World Congress of Ethnic Religions
Year: 2023
Region / city: Vilnius, Lithuania
Theme: Ethnic and Indigenous Religions
Document type: Declaration
Organization: World Congress of Ethnic Religions (WCER)
Author: Delegates of the World Congress of Ethnic Religions
Target audience: Ethnic and indigenous religious communities, cultural activists
Period of validity: Ongoing
Date of approval: June 30, 2023
Date of changes: N/A
Atlas of World Religions: Asian Religions
Year: 2005
Region / city: Global
Topic: Religion
Document type: Article
Author: Spiegel Online
Target audience: General public
Period of validity: N/A
Approval date: N/A
Date of changes: N/A
Religious Studies 216: Asian Religions in the United States, Spring 2021
Year: 2021
Term: Spring
Course code: Religious Studies 216
Instructor: Dr. Eliza Kent
Office: Ladd 209, Library 2nd Floor, South Side
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 580-5405
Class schedule: TR 1:10-2:30 pm, M 1:00-1:55 pm
Office hours: Wednesday 10:00-12:00 and by appointment
Course type: Undergraduate course
Discipline: Religious Studies / Asian Religions
Location: Skidmore College, USA
Target audience: Undergraduate students interested in religion and American history
Primary texts: Thomas Tweed & Stephen Prothero, Duncan Ryukan Williams, Prema Kurien
Assignments: Module synthesis papers, Wikipedia page project, reading responses
Grading: Attendance and participation 16%, essays, other written assignments
Lamas and Bolsheviks: Tibetan Buddhism and National Identity Post-Qing Mongolia
Year: 2016
Region / City: Mongolia
Subject: Tibetan Buddhism, Mongolian History, National Identity, Qing Dynasty, Soviet Influence
Document Type: MA Thesis
Institution: University
Author: Andrew Marcoux
Target Audience: Scholars, Historians, Students of Mongolian History, Buddhist Studies
Period of Action: Post-Qing Mongolia
Approval Date: April 4, 2016
Date of Modifications: N/A
GCE AS Religious Studies: Buddhism Scheme of Learning
Note: Year
Subject: Religious Studies
Document Type: Scheme of Learning
Target Audience: Teachers
Death in Buddhism
Year: 2022
Region / City: UK
Theme: Buddhism, Death, Rituals
Document Type: Resource List
Organization / Institution: Sakyadhita UK
Target Audience: General Public, Healthcare Professionals, Buddhists
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Buddhism and Addiction: Cultural and Neurological Perspectives
Year: 2026
Region: United States
Topic: Addiction and mindfulness in contemporary society
Document type: Notes / Analysis
Author: Certified addiction professional, Florida (C.A.P. #062)
Target audience: Mental health professionals, students of Buddhism, general readers interested in addiction studies
Sources referenced: Anne Wilson Schaef, Diane Fassel, National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics
Period covered: 20th century–2026
Key concepts: Consumer culture, addictive behaviors, mindfulness, neurological mechanisms, Four Noble Truths, Noble Eightfold Path
Substance focus: Alcohol, illicit drugs, opioids, marijuana, cigarettes, internet-related behaviors
Buddhism in China: Practices, Imperial Edicts, and Monuments from 350–907 CE
Year: 350–907 CE
Region: China
Theme: Buddhism, Religion, Art, History
Document type: Historical accounts, Edicts, Scholarly essays, Architectural records
Source/Author: Zhi Dun, Tang Emperor Wu, Zong Mi, various imperial patrons
Target audience: Scholars, Officials, General public
Locations described: Longmen Caves, Yi River
Cultural context: Northern Wei and Tang Dynasties
Main figures: Buddha, Confucius, Laozi, Empress Wu Zetian
Key events: Spread of Buddhism, Imperial edict banning Buddhist practices, Construction of Longmen Caves
Physical artifacts: Buddhist sculptures, inscriptions, temples
Document period: Late 4th century to early 10th century CE
Document purpose: Recording religious teachings, imperial policies, and monumental art
Content type: Textual records, Edicts, Essays, Architectural descriptions
Concise description: Historical sources detailing Buddhist practices, imperial responses, philosophical interpretations, and monumental cave sculptures in China across several centuries.
What is Buddhism? Where is it practiced?
Note: Year
Topics: Hinduism religions Buddhism