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Hinduism - Hinduism world third largest religion:-
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There are 750 million Hindus in the world, and most of them live in India . Hinduism includes a very wide range of faith and practices. They all have a "family resemblance" to each other. The things most ordinary to Hindus are a belief in a single Divinity or supreme God that is present in everything, faith in other gods who are aspects of that supreme God, belief that the soul repeatedly goes through a series of being born into a body, dying, and regeneration, belief in Karma, a power that determines the value of each life, depending on how well one behaved in a past days.
Hinduism has developed to become the world's third largest religion, after Christianity and Islam. It claims about 762 million followers - 13% of the world's population. It is the leading religion in India , Nepal , and among the Tamils in Sri Lanka .
Hinduism is the name given to a family of religions and cultures that began and still thrive in India .
Like other Eastern religions, it doesn't fit happily into the same box as Western religions like Christianity.
Hindus do not divide religion from other aspects of life. For Hindus in India , Hinduism is an inextricable part of their survival, a whole idea of life that involves communal class, earning a living, family, politics, diet, etc.The word "Hindu" comes from the name of the river Indus , which flows 1800 miles from Tibet through Kashmir and Pakistan to the sea. Originally the name referred to people living in a niche region of the world, despite of their faith.
Hindu temples are the center of religious life, but there is not a strong custom of shared congregational respect. Hinduism has not had a major tradition of seeking to change people.
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| Fundamental of Hinduism:- |
Hinduism is very dissimilar from religions like Islam, Christianity or Judaism. Hinduism includes a far wider range of ideas and practices. Hinduism does not offer the same persistence on being the only "truth" as the faiths above. There is no eternally dominant or "correct" form of Hinduism, (although old text books will tell you that there is). Hinduism has no individual who is, or has become, central to the faith and its practice-as Jesus, Moses and Muhammad (pbuh).
* Hinduism doesn't have a fundamental doctrine.
* The Hindu perception of the "good life" is not based on orders from God.
* Hinduism doesn't have a solo scripture that is regarded as exclusively commanding.
* Hinduism gives more importance to the verbal custom than Western scholars traditionally recognize.
* Hinduism does not have a strong tradition of mutual worship.
Hinduism is not, at heart, a set of beliefs. Hinduism is inextricably knotted in everyday life. Hinduism continues to build up through the knowledge of modern people of wisdom. It's very difficult to divide the religious basics of Hinduism from the political, ethnic, communal, and other elements which also make up the Hindu society.
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Hindu Religious Books :- |
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The Vedas collections of Sanskrit hymns (written down 1200-900BCE, but based on older oral versions)
*Brahmanas-ritual instructions (1000-650 BCE)
*The Upanishads, mystical works (400-200 BCE)
*The Bhagavad Gita (200 BCE). |
All Hindus accept that the Vedas, a set of sacred verses or hymns, written in the Sanskrit language around 1500 BCE, contain the truths of their religion.
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Hindu Links :- |
| ^^ www.hindunet.org |
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^^ www.hindu.org |
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