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World Religions practice

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The Guru Granth Sahib is the sacred scripture of which faith?
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The major faiths — beliefs, texts, and history
The major world religions taught comparatively and neutrally — Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, plus Sikhism, Taoism, and folk and indigenous traditions. Learn each faith’s core beliefs, founding figures and history, sacred texts, key practices and festivals, and major branches (Sunni vs Shia, Theravada vs Mahayana, Catholic vs Protestant vs Orthodox), along with the ideas different traditions share. Every explanation names the classic mix-up and gives the context. This is the academic, comparative study of religion — factual and even-handed, never devotional advocacy or theological instruction. Also covers spirituality as a topic. Great for students, travelers, and the culturally curious.
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Curriculum

183 concepts across 26 chapters, from foundations through advanced practice — each one a concept the adaptive question bank can teach and test.

A. Studying religion academically

7

B. Comparative categories and vocabulary

7

C. Indigenous and tribal traditions

7

D. Ancient and pre-Christian European traditions

6

E. Hinduism: history and scriptures

7

F. Hinduism: belief and philosophy

7

G. Hinduism: practice, deities, and festivals

8

H. Jainism

7

I. Buddhism: the Buddha and core teaching

8

J. Buddhism: schools, texts, and spread

8

K. Sikhism

7

L. Confucianism

7

M. Daoism

7

N. Shinto and Japanese religion

7

O. Judaism: history and scripture

7

P. Judaism: practice, calendar, and movements

8

Q. Christianity: origins and the New Testament

7

R. Christianity: doctrine, councils, and branches

8

S. Christianity: practice, worship, and global movements

6

T. Islam: origins and the Qur'an

7

U. Islam: belief, practice, and law

8

V. Islam: branches, history, and thought

7

W. Zoroastrianism, Baha'i, and newer movements

6

X. Comparative themes across traditions

8

Y. Religion, society, and the modern world

4

Z. Scripture, canon, and interpretation

7
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