A small village revolves around its church. When something happens, whether it is good or bad, the villagers flock to the church. There they console and support one another. For these reasons, the church is an important part of the villagers’ lives. What definition of religion would this example fall under?

Having lived in a new country as an immigrant and knowing how it feels, Kabir spends his time off giving language classes at the local community center. It is not always easy to make himself go after a long day, but Kabir believes that doing this work is important and helps him become a better person. What Hindu pathway is Kabir MOST likely focused on?

Deepak lived in a small village in the mountains during the late 19^th century. When a person died, a message was sent to Deepak to come and collect the body. He would be the one to carry the body to the area where it would be buried. This is not a job anyone else wanted but because Deepak is considered an ‘untouchable,’ it was acceptable work for him. What Hindu caste was Deepak MOST likely a member of?

Feeling as if she has focused too much on her career and the stress of daily life, Prishna begins to take time every day to meditate while doing yoga poses. During her stretches, she works hard to separate her mind from her body, pushing the cares of life out of focus. What Hindu pathway is Prishna MOST likely focused on?

Dev comes home from school to tell his parents that he spent the day learning about a great warrior who slayed a demon king. What ancient Hindu texts is Dev MOST likely considering in school?

The Cree tribe of Native America take part in what is known as the Sun Dance. This dance is an attempt to ask for healing. What aspect of religion is this an example of?

How can the striving for Nirvana be compared to the goal of Moshki in Hinduism?

Why do the dates of Jewish holidays change every year?

What does Buddhism have in common with many other religions, such as Islam and Christianity?

People flocked to hear the teachings of the Buddha. Many wealthy men came to learn from him and donated funds to help build monasteries for Buddha and his followers. Yet, the Buddha treated these men in the same way as peasants who also wanted to learn from him. Why was this so exceptional?