These religions are distinctly monotheistic:

A goal of followers of these two religions is to escape reincarnation or rebirth and reach enlightenment or nirvana:

This religion focuses more on life on earth than the afterlife:

Followers of these religions believe in an afterlife of heaven (paradise) or hell:

Common practices in this religion include male circumcision at birth, bar/bat mitvah at adulthood and observing the Sabbath on Saturday:

Common practices in this religion include prayer, Bible study, baptism, communion and church on Sundays:

Common practices in this religion include the 5 Pillars, mosque on Fridays, ablutions (washing) before prayer, no alcohol or pork, holidays related to the pilgrimage & fast of Ramadan:

These religions have their hearth (birthplace) in modern day Israel:

These religions have their hearth (birthplace) in modern day India:

This religion has its hearth (birthplace) in modern day Saudi Arabia:

The most important prophet (messenger) in this religion is Abraham:

The most important prophet (messenger) in this religion is Jesus Christ:

The most important prophet (messenger) in this religion is Muhammad:

Major branches (divisions) of this religion include Orthodox, Conservative and Reform:

Major branches (divisions) of this religion include Catholic, Protestant and Eastern Orthodox:

Major branches (divisions) of this religion include Sunni, Shi'a and Sufi:

Major holidays in this religion include Holi, Diwali, and Mahashivaratri:

Major holidays in this religion include Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah and Purim:

Major holidays in this religion include Buddha’s birthday, and the Buddha’s enlightenment:

Major holidays in this religion include Easter, Christmas, and Saint’s Days:

Major holidays in this religion include Al-Hijra, Ramadan, and Id Al-Fitr:

Followers of this religion are most commonly found in Israel, U.S. and Europe:

Followers of this religion are most commonly found in India, Nepal and Bhutan:

Followers of this religion are most commonly found in East Asia and Southeast Asia:

Followers of this religion are most commonly found in Americas, Europe, Russia, Australia and Subsaharan Africa:

Followers of this religion are most commonly found in North Africa, Middle East, Central Asia and Indonesia:

The Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

Varanasi, India is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

Mahabodhi Temple, India is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

Church of the Holy Sepulchur in Jerusalem, Israel is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

Al-Masjid al Haram (The Holy Mosque) in Mecca, Saudi Arabia is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, Israel is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City is a holy site for (choose the best answer):

The Golden Temple in Amritsar, India is a holy site for: