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- 1AnimismBelief that a soul or spirit exists in everything
- 2AnimisticTradition which attribute spirit to everything in and beyond the world around us
e.g. Aboriginal Spirituality - 3Atmanthe Hindu soul
- 4BrahmanHindu concept - the ultimate and only reality of the universe. All things originate from Brahman.
- 5Eastern (Trident)Traditions on the 'eastern' arm which originated in China.
- 6EntrapmentThe state of being caught in or as in a trap
- 7ImmanentExisting, operating or remaining within, or relating to a collection of gods being present throughout the universe
- 8IndianTraditions on the 'central' arm which originated in the Indian subcontinent
- 9KarmaActions that determine future existence
- 10MokshaHindu escape into ultimate reality
- 11MonotheismBelief in the existence of one and only one god
- 12MythA traditional story explaining a natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events
- 13PantheismBelief that god is present in all nature, rather than transcending it
- 14Pantheistic (Trident)Traditions which have multiple god-entities which share responsibility for everything
e.g. Greek Mythology - 15PluralismBelief that spiritual truth is plural in form not singular
- 16ReincarnationAn aspect of a living being starts a new life in a different physical body or form after each biological death
- 17ReligionOrganised religious or sacred belief systems; also called Faiths
- 18SemiticTraditions on the 'western' arm which originated in the middle east from Palestine to Persia
e.g. Christianity - 19SyncretismA process by which two belief systems or traditions are blended to form a new, separate and unique tradition
e.g. Sikhism - 20TheodicyAn attempt to explain or defend the perfect benevolence of god despite the apparent presence of evil in the world.
- 21TranscendentHaving continuous existence outside the created world
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