World religions

# World Philosophy Day - November 17 # Celebrate diversity in religion! Create a poster with participants and decorate with proverbs of their choice. An engaging activity for seniors.

This infographic offers the main details of different world religions, including Christianity, Islam, Astronism, Buddhism, Spiritism, and Taoism. Making religions simple to understand is an important part of religious studies. Not all religions have been added to this infographic, but the six religions that have been added possess unique beliefs and practices distinct from one another. © 2020 Astronist Institution

This is the age when God’s promise of peace, as foretold in the scriptures of the world’s great religions, will be fulfilled.

World Religions Planet Earth Flower World religions - flower icon made of religious symbols and planet earth in center.. Illustration about icon, isolated, ecumenism - 110284385

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This is a chart I use with my students to compare five major world religions-- Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. It is meant to have the students learn the basics and be able to know the major aspects of all the religions. I included a blank copy and a completed version. In my social studies textbooks, there is quite a bit of info about each of these religions. This can also be done this as a group jigsaw activity. Feel free to edit it to suits your needs. Let me know…

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Many of the foundational stories and principles of religions can be boiled down to their mutual essence, which inarguably reveal their common origins. And although many people frequently get caught up with the difference of the feather rather than the similarity of the bird, so to speak, the common origins of religions and their central tenets is proof that - despite varying 'faiths' - we are more alike than we are different. By Contributing Writer Ethan Indigo Smith