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mrs_skeptik [129]
3 years ago
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Imagine that you were a roman christian traveller in the eurasian world of 500 ce writing home about your encounter with other r

eligious traditions. what similarities and differences might you notice? what might you appreciate in those traditions? and what might you find appalling?
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Alisiya [41]3 years ago
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There are numerous likenesses and differences between religious conventions in this period. For instance, a few religions, for example, Hinduism were polytheistic while others, for example, Zoroastrianism were monotheistic. Confucius featured the significance of education, while Daoism was against it; some had their prophets or divinely guided figures (Confucius) while some did not (Hinduism). Nonetheless, they all had some composed record clarifying their thoughts; "analects", "vedas", "upanishads", and so forth. They all had a divine being from which they believe their religion originated, “God”.

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