The Latin word meaning "to be tied into," referring to commitment to one's religion.

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The scholar who defined religion as the "feeling of absolute dependence."

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The scholar who described religion as an experience of the holy, calling it "mysterium tremendum."

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The scholar who viewed religion as a function of the spiritual unconscious.

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The scholar who defined religion as a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to the sacred.

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The Latin root word for "spirit," meaning "breath."

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SBNR stands for?

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The scholar who introduced the concept of a family resemblance in religious studies.

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The Hindu term equivalent to "soul," meaning "self" or "consciousness."

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The category of religious definition that focuses on beliefs, institutions, and practices.

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The category of religious definition that focuses on how religion affects its adherents.

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The term for a branch of philosophy that analyzes religious themes rather than defending faith.

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The belief that there are only a few Personal spirits (gods) but All of them must be worshipped…

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This is the belief that there is only one God and this God lives outside of the physical world.

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This is similar to animism; it holds that the spiritual permeates matter, and there are as many Spirits as there are material things.

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A system that Is often called by Hindus as “Varna” (color).

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A varna whose members are: Cattle herders, agriculturists, businessmen, artisans, and merchants.

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They’re considered as the suppressed ones; and believe to be very successful and wealthy.

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They’re laborers and service providers.

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An educational Progression For the soul as the atman is realized And known better.

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This is considered as the law of cause and effect.

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This is the means by which One may achieve enlightenment in Hinduism.

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This is one of the two types of esoteric yogas which practiced by young men who have devoted their whole lives to religion.

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A doctrine that means “the teaching of impermanence.”

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A doctrine that teaches that we are dependent on others for meaning And there is no self that does not change.

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This is not found in thinking, but in doing.

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Claimed to be the authentic teaching of Siddharta and his disciples.

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They’re focused on colorful images and loud bells and drums.

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It is supposed to be the actual teachings of Siddharta as recorded by his contemporary followers.

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