Category: Hinduism

Hinduism is a religious practice that originated and is practiced in India. It is one of the oldest religious practices in the world. It is mainly practiced in India and its the worlds 3rd most popular religion with over 900 million followers. It is a complex religion, but it is widely accepted. Hindus Participate in…

Introduction Hinduism is a unique and inimitable monotheistic religion in its structure, essence, nature, and content, in which God embodies not one but many images. It is one of the oldest and most widespread religions globally; its origins date back to the time of the Proto-Indian civilization (Barman, 2020). Despite this fact, it still preserves…

Hindu religion is the prevalent religion in most parts of South Asia and indeed, the third largest religion after Islam and Christianity. The faith has more than a billion followers, but a billion of such followers are said to be residing in India. There are currently many versions of Hindu (with a significant number of…

Table of Contents Introduction General Overview of the Philosophy Hinduism as a Philosophical Direction Conclusion References Introduction As one of the worlds oldest religions, Hinduism also serves functions of a considerable philosophical direction. On the one hand, millions of individuals throughout the whole world follow the main principles of Hinduism, thereby making this system of…

Hinduism can be considered one of the oldest living religions known to humanity. This Eastern religion is approximately 4,000 years old, and the origins of the word Hindu in its name can be traced back to Sanskrit, an ancient language that is no longer spoken (Hinduism, n.d.). In contrast, Islam, an Abrahamic religion founded in…

Table of Contents First stage Second stage Third stage Fourth stage (optional) Works Cited First stage The first writings about the main stages of life in Hinduism appeared thousands of years ago, and they are closely connected with the Vedic tradition. The opportunity to follow four life stages is significantly based on the caste system,…

Introduction Aryans Brahmanism and Classical Hinduism all believe in nature gods. There doctrines revolve around things such as rain, oceans, sun, and other unique physical features. Shiva, Indra, Varuna, and Surya are the most important gods in these religious orientations. Even though Aryan is the religion, Brahmanism represents the sacrificial structures within which the Aryans…

Hinduism is an integral part of the worlds religions, and there is no doubt that Christianity has succeeded in building its attitude toward this denomination. According to Light (2017), Christian approaches to Hinduism are diverse but tend to study sacred texts, ways of life, or philosophy. Consequently, it is appropriate to view Hinduism as a…

Component One Similarities Monotheistic nature  Judaism, Christianity, and Islam state the existence of the only one God; The holy scripture  the Bible in Christianity, the Torah in Judaism, the Koran in Islam; Presence of a prophet  all the three major Abrahamic religions are based on the teachings of their prophets (Jesus Christ…

Table of Contents Introduction Saguna and Nirguna The Four Pathways of Liberation Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Hinduism is one of the worlds oldest and largest religions. Its teachings are based on the premise that the human mind is incapable of fully conceiving the being that is Brahman, who is the representation of absolute reality. The…