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Buddhism
Buddhism
[Sustantivo]

an Indian religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, whose followers worship in temples

budismo

budismo

Ex: The principles of Buddhism emphasize compassion and mindfulness in everyday life. 

Los principios del budismo enfatizan la compasión y la atención plena en la vida cotidiana.

Buddhist
Buddhist
[Adjetivo]

related to the religion, culture, or people of Buddhism

budista, relacionado con el budismo

budista, relacionado con el budismo

Ex: The teachings of the Buddha are central to Buddhist philosophy. 

Las enseñanzas de Buda son centrales en la filosofía budista.

Catholic
Catholic
[Adjetivo]

related to or belonging to the Western branch of the Christian Church that is led by the Pope

católico

católico

Ex: Catholic schools often integrate religious education into their curriculum. 
catholicism
catholicism
[Sustantivo]

the faith and practices associated with the branch of Christianity led by the Pope, including rituals, and moral teachings followed by its members

catolicismo

catolicismo

Ex: The Vatican City is the spiritual and administrative center of Catholicism, housing important religious institutions. 

La Ciudad del Vaticano es el centro espiritual y administrativo del catolicismo, albergando importantes instituciones religiosas.

Christian
Christian
[Adjetivo]

relating to or characteristic of the religion of Christianity

cristiano

cristiano

Ex: Christian architecture is evident in the design of the cathedral. 
Christianity
Christianity
[Sustantivo]

the religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ

cristianismo

cristianismo

Ex: Christianity has several major branches, including Catholicism, Protestantism, and Eastern Orthodoxy. 
Hindu
Hindu
[Adjetivo]

of or relating to, or supportive of, the religion of Hinduism

hindú, hinduista

hindú, hinduista

Ex: Hindu teachings emphasize dharma and karma. 

Las enseñanzas hindúes enfatizan el dharma y el karma.

Hinduism
Hinduism
[Sustantivo]

a major religion in South Asia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, involving the worship of many gods

hinduismo

hinduismo

Ex: Festivals play an important role in Hinduism. 

Los festivales juegan un papel importante en el hinduismo.

Islam
Islam
[Sustantivo]

the religion of the Muslims, which was established by Muhammad whose holy book is called the Quran

islam

islam

Ex: The Quran is the holy book of Islam, believed to be the word of God as revealed to Muhammad. 

El Corán es el libro sagrado del Islam, que se cree es la palabra de Dios revelada a Mahoma.

islamic
islamic
[Adjetivo]

related to the religion, culture, or people of Islam

islámico, musulmán

islámico, musulmán

Ex: The Quran is the Islamic holy book. 

El Corán es el libro sagrado islámico.

Jewish
Jewish
[Adjetivo]

related to the religion, culture, or people of Judaism

judío

judío

Ex: The Torah is a sacred text in the Jewish religion. 

La Torá es un texto sagrado en la religión judía.

Judaism
Judaism
[Sustantivo]

the religion of Jewish people that is monotheistic

judaísmo

judaísmo

Ex: Festivals like Passover are important in Judaism. 

Festivales como la Pascua son importantes en el judaísmo.

Muslim
Muslim
[Adjetivo]

relating to Islam or to people who follow Islam

musulmán,  islámico

musulmán, islámico

Ex: The museum has a collection of works by Muslim artists. 
orthodox
orthodox
[Adjetivo]

related to the beliefs, practices, or traditions that are in accordance with the teachings and customs of the Eastern Orthodox Church

ortodoxo, relacionado con la Iglesia ortodoxa

ortodoxo, relacionado con la Iglesia ortodoxa

Ex: The Orthodox belief in the Holy Trinity is central to their faith. 

La creencia ortodoxa en la Santísima Trinidad es central para su fe.

protestant
protestant
[Adjetivo]

relating to Protestantism, Protestants, or their churches

protestante

protestante

Ex: He studied Protestant theology at the university. 
protestantism
protestantism
[Sustantivo]

a branch of Christianity that separated from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation

protestantismo, el protestantismo

protestantismo, el protestantismo

Ex: Churches of Protestantism vary in worship style. 

Las iglesias del protestantismo varían en su estilo de adoración.

Baptist
Baptist
[Adjetivo]

relating to the Baptist denomination of Christianity

bautista, relacionado con los bautistas

bautista, relacionado con los bautistas

Ex: He was raised in a Baptist family. 

Fue criado en una familia bautista.

Holy Ghost
Holy Ghost
[Sustantivo]

the third person of the Christian Trinity, also called the Holy Spirit

Espíritu Santo, Santo Espíritu

Espíritu Santo, Santo Espíritu

Ex: The priest spoke about the power of the Holy Ghost. 

El sacerdote habló sobre el poder del Espíritu Santo.

agnosticism
agnosticism
[Sustantivo]

uncertainty or lack of commitment regarding the existence of deities or the ability to know and comprehend the nature of ultimate reality

agnosticismo

agnosticismo

Ex: Due to his agnosticism, he approached religious debates with a sense of curiosity and caution, avoiding firm stances on the existence of gods. 

Debido a su agnosticismo, abordaba los debates religiosos con un sentido de curiosidad y precaución, evitando posturas firmes sobre la existencia de los dioses.

atheism
atheism
[Sustantivo]

the belief that rejects the existence of God or a higher power

ateísmo

ateísmo

Ex: She wrote an essay exploring the reasons behind her atheism. 

Ella escribió un ensayo explorando las razones detrás de su ateísmo.

atheistic
atheistic
[Adjetivo]

relating to the belief that God or gods do not exist

ateo, ateísta

ateo, ateísta

Ex: Atheistic societies often focus on secular ethics. 

Las sociedades ateas a menudo se centran en la ética secular.

evangelical
evangelical
[Adjetivo]

referring to a Christian group emphasizing the significance of the Bible and salvation through faith

evangélico

evangélico

Ex: The evangelical movement gained momentum during the Great Awakening in America. 

El movimiento evangélico cobró impulso durante el Gran Despertar en América.

monism
monism
[Sustantivo]

a philosophical theory asserting that all of reality is fundamentally unified and derived from a single substance or principle

monismo, teoría monista

monismo, teoría monista

Ex: Spinoza's philosophy embraces monism, asserting that God and nature are two aspects of the same ultimate substance. 

La filosofía de Spinoza abraza el monismo, afirmando que Dios y la naturaleza son dos aspectos de una misma sustancia última.

secularism
secularism
[Sustantivo]

the doctrine that separates the state from religious associations

laicismo

laicismo

Ex: The policy of secularism ensures that government decisions are free from religious bias. 

La política de laicismo garantiza que las decisiones gubernamentales estén libres de sesgo religioso.

spiritualism
spiritualism
[Sustantivo]

the belief that the human spirit or soul can survive after death and communicate with the living

espiritismo

espiritismo

Ex: He practiced spiritualism to connect with his deceased relatives. 

Practicó el espiritismo para conectarse con sus parientes fallecidos.

spirituality
spirituality
[Sustantivo]

the quality of relating to the human spirit or religious matters rather than material things

espiritualidad

espiritualidad

Ex: Spirituality is central to many religious practices. 

La espiritualidad es central en muchas prácticas religiosas.

theism
theism
[Sustantivo]

the belief in the existence of one or more gods or deities

teísmo

teísmo

Ex: Theism often involves practices and rituals to honor deities. 

El teísmo a menudo implica prácticas y rituales para honrar a las deidades.

the Trinity
the Trinity
[Sustantivo]

(in Christianity) the concept of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Trinidad

Trinidad

Ex: In her prayer, she invoked the blessings of the Trinity. 

En su oración, invocó las bendiciones de la Trinidad.

crucifixion
crucifixion
[Sustantivo]

the execution of Jesus by being nailed to a cross

crucifixión, crucificción

crucifixión, crucificción

Ex: Artists have depicted the crucifixion in many paintings. 

Los artistas han representado la crucifixión en muchas pinturas.

nirvana
nirvana
[Sustantivo]

(in Hinduism and Buddhism) a spiritual state beyond the cycle of rebirth, marked by the end of desire, suffering, and individual consciousness

nirvana, la iluminación

nirvana, la iluminación

Ex: She studied meditation techniques aimed at reaching nirvana. 

Ella estudió técnicas de meditación destinadas a alcanzar el nirvana.

to redeem
to redeem
[Verbo]

to rescue someone from their sins

redimir, salvar

redimir, salvar

Ex: Through acts of kindness and charity, people seek to redeem themselves in the eyes of their faith. 

A través de actos de bondad y caridad, las personas buscan redimirse ante los ojos de su fe.

reincarnation
reincarnation
[Sustantivo]

the belief that after someone’s death, their spirit comes back to life in the form of a new body, especially in Buddhism and Hinduism

reencarnación

reencarnación

Ex: The story of the monk's past lives is an example of reincarnation. 

La historia de las vidas pasadas del monje es un ejemplo de reencarnación.

resurrection
resurrection
[Sustantivo]

the return to life of Christ on the third day after his death on the cross, according to the New Testament

Resurrección

Resurrección

Ex: According to the New Testament, Jesus' resurrection is a sign of God's power and love, demonstrating that death has been conquered and salvation is available to all who believe. 

Según el Nuevo Testamento, la resurrección de Jesús es un signo del poder y el amor de Dios, demostrando que la muerte ha sido vencida y que la salvación está disponible para todos los que creen.

salvation
salvation
[Sustantivo]

(Christian theology) the deliverance from sin and its consequences, believed to be brought about by faith in Christ

salvación

salvación

Ex: She devoted her life to helping others seek salvation. 
reformation
reformation
[Sustantivo]

a transformative 16th-century movement challenging and reforming practices within Christianity, leading to the establishment of Protestant denominations

reforma, Reforma Protestante

reforma, Reforma Protestante

Ex: The Reformation emphasized individual faith and the authority of scripture over the established doctrines of the Catholic Church. 

La Reforma enfatizó la fe individual y la autoridad de las Escrituras sobre las doctrinas establecidas de la Iglesia Católica.

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