1. World Religions
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Sikhism
Buddhism

2. Christianity

3. Christianity
The followers of Christianity are known as Christians.

4. Christianity
Christians believe that God exists in three parts: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

5. Christianity
To Christians, the Cross is the most sacred symbol of their religion.

6. Their main figure is Jesus.
Christianity
Their main figure is Jesus.

7. Christianity
Christians worship on Sundays in churches, where they listen to sermons from the Bible.

8. Christianity
The Holy Book for Christians is the Bible.

9. Christianity
The main goal of all Christians is salvation (eternal life with God in heaven).

10. Christianity
Christians have trained ministers, also known as priests, or pastors, to lead their prayer services.

11. Christianity
Christians believe a lot like Jews but also base their beliefs on the teachings of Jesus.

12. Christianity There are three main sects of Christianity:
The Catholics, the Orthodox, and the Protestants.

13. Christianity
Two of the major Christian holidays are Christmas and Easter.

14. Christianity
Jerusalem, in Israel, is the holy city of Christianity.

16. Judaism

17. Judaism
The followers of Judaism are known as the Jews.

18. Judaism
Jews believe in the God of Abraham called Adonai or Yahweh.

19. Judaism
To Jews, the Star of David is the most sacred religious symbol.

20. Judaism
Abraham is a major figure.

21. Judaism
Jews worship from Friday evening through Saturday evening in holy buildings called synagogues.

22. Judaism
A Jewish worship service is led by a rabbi.

23. Judaism
The Holy Book for the Jews is the TeNaKh with the Torah being the most important part.

24. Judaism
The TeNaKh is written in the holy language of Hebrew.

25. Judaism
Like the Christians, Jerusalem is the holy city of Judaism.

26. Judaism
Jews must be faithful and live a good life according to the Torah.

27. Judaism
Jews believe they are God’s chosen people because of an agreement with Abraham.

28. Judaism
Jews believe in fasting and eating only kosher foods.

29. Judaism
Judaism’s major religious holiday is Yom Kippur.

30. Judaism
There are 3 principal sects:
Orthodox
Reform
Conservative

32. Islam

33. Islam
Followers of the religion of Islam are called Muslims.

34. Islam
Muslims believe in the God of Abraham called Allah.

35. Islam
To Muslims, the crescent moon and star are the most sacred religious symbol.

36. Islam
Muhammad is the most important figure in Islam.

37. Islam
Muslims believe that Muhammad was God’s final prophet.

38. Islam
The holy book for Muslims is called the Qur’an or Koran.

39. Islam
The Koran is written in the sacred language of Arabic.

40. Islam
Muslims worship in mosques. Worship includes prayer, sermons, and readings from the Koran.

41. Islam
The imam leads the people in prayer.

42. Islam
Muslims believe that followers must follow the Five Pillars of Islam.

43. The Five Pillars include:. 1) declaring faith
The Five Pillars include: ) declaring faith ) prayer - 5 times a day 3) giving to the poor ) fasting ) a pilgrimage to Mecca at least one time in their lives.

44. Islam
Mecca is the holy city of Islam. It is located on the Arabian peninsula.

47. Islam
The principal religious holiday of Islam is Ramadan.

48. Islam
There are two main sects of Islam:
Sunni
Shi’i

50. Hinduism

51. Hinduism
The followers of Hinduism are called Hindus.

52. Hinduism
Hindus believe in one supreme God who exists in many forms and in all living beings.

53. Hinduism
To Hindus, the Aum is the most sacred religious symbol.

54. Hinduism
Most Hindus worship in temples.

57. Hinduism
Hindus practice daily devotionals, meditations, and pujas (a dinner offered to their god).

58. Hinduism
Although most Hindus worship individually, a pujari sometimes leads the people in worship.

60. Hinduism
The Holy Book for the Hindus is called the Vedas. It is a collection of hymns and songs.

61. Hinduism
The Vedas is written in the sacred language of Sanscrit.

63. Hinduism
Hindus believe in reincarnation (the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth).

64. Hinduism
Hindus also believe in karma (law of cause and effect) and they believe animals are sacred.

65. Hinduism
There are no major religious figures in Hinduism, but cows are considered holy.

67. Hinduism
The most sacred city of the Hindus is Varanasi, by the banks of the Ganges River.

69. Hinduism
Diwali, from the Sanskrit word Dīpãvali, meaning "row of lights" is a Hindu festival of lights lasting five days. For many Hindus, Diwali is also New Year's Eve.

71. Sikhism

72. Sikhism
The followers of Sikhism are known as Sikhs.

73. Sikhism
The Sikhs believe in one God, and like the Hindus, they believe in reincarnation.

74. Sikhism
The khanda is the most sacred symbol of their religion. The khanda is a double-edged sword with two daggers. The daggers represent spiritual and worldly powers bound together by God.

75. Sikhism
The founder of Sikhism was Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, who lived from 1469 to 1538.

76. Sikhism
The Sikhs worship in a gurdwara, their holy building.

77. Sikhism
Their holy city is Amritsar, in India, where the Golden Temple is located.

78. Sikhism
The holy book of the Sikhs is the Adi Granth, also known as the Guru Granth Sahib.

79. Sikhism
The Sikhs believe that the purpose of life is to overcome the self, align their lives with God’s will, and to become a “saint soldier.”

80. Sikhism
Like the Hindu faith, the Sikh faith involves reincarnation until the person is able to merge with God.

81. Sikhism
The spiritual leaders of Sikhism are the giani and granthi.

82. Sikhism
One of the principal holidays of the Sikhs is Baisakhi.

83. Buddhism

84. Buddhism
The followers of Buddhism are known as Buddhists.

85. Buddhism
. Unlike the other major world religions, Buddhism is not centered on the relationship between people and God. Buddhists do not believe in a personal creator God.
The other five major world religions all believe in one God that created the universe and rules over it.

86. Buddhism
The most sacred symbol of the Buddhist religion is the wheel the wheel of life, which symbolizes the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

87. Buddhism
The founder of the Buddhist religion is Prince Siddhartha Gautama, who is known as the Buddha.

88. Buddhism
The Buddha’s teachings are contained in the Tripitaka, the sacred text of the Buddhists.

89. Buddhism
Buddhists worship at home and in temples.

90. Buddhism
In the temples, Buddhist worship services are led by Buddhist monks.

91. Buddhism
Buddhists believe in the “Three Signs of Being.”

92. Buddhism
The main goal of Buddhism is to break the cycle of reincarnation through enlightenment, in which a person ceases to be selfish and fond of worldly things an achieves nirvana.

93. Buddhism
Vesak is one of the principal holidays of Buddhism. It celebrates the birthday of Buddha.

94. Buddhism
The holy city of Buddhism is Varanasi, on the banks of the Ganges River.