an Indian religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, whose followers worship in temples
related to the religion, culture, or people of Buddhism
related to or belonging to the Western branch of the Christian Church that is led by the Pope
the faith and practices associated with the branch of Christianity led by the Pope, including rituals, and moral teachings followed by its members
relating to or characteristic of the religion of Christianity
the Abrahamic religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, the followers of which regard the Bible as sacred
of or relating to, or supportive of, the religion of Hinduism
a major religion in South Asia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, involving the worship of many gods
the religion of the Muslims, which was established by Muhammad whose holy book is called the Quran
related to the religion, culture, or people of Islam
related to the religion, culture, or people of Judaism
the religion of Jewish people that is monotheistic
related to the religion, culture, or people of Islam
related to the beliefs, practices, or traditions that are in accordance with the teachings and customs of the Eastern Orthodox Church
related to or belonging to the Western branch of the Christian Church, distinct from the Roman Catholic Church
a branch of Christianity that separated from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation
relating to the Baptist denomination of Christianity
the third person of the Christian Trinity, also called the Holy Spirit
uncertainty or lack of commitment regarding the existence of deities or the ability to know and comprehend the nature of ultimate reality
the belief that rejects the existence of God or a higher power
relating to the belief that God or gods do not exist
referring to a Christian group emphasizing the significance of the Bible and salvation through faith
a philosophical theory asserting that all of reality is fundamentally unified and derived from a single substance or principle
the doctrine that separates the state from religious associations
the belief that the human spirit or soul can survive after death and communicate with the living
the quality of relating to the human spirit or religious matters rather than material things
the belief in the existence of one or more gods or deities
(in Christianity) the concept of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
the execution of Jesus by being nailed to a cross
(in Hinduism and Buddhism) a spiritual state beyond the cycle of rebirth, marked by the end of desire, suffering, and individual consciousness
to rescue someone from their sins
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
the return to life of Christ on the third day after his death on the cross, according to the New Testament
(Christian theology) the deliverance from sin and its consequences, believed to be brought about by faith in Christ
a transformative 16th-century movement challenging and reforming practices within Christianity, leading to the establishment of Protestant denominations
