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1 Comparison of Religions Eastern (Indian-Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism) and Western (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) Religions Pravin K. Shah Jain Study Center of North Carolina 401 Farmstead Drive, Cary NC Website:
2 Eastern (Indian) Religions Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism Common Features: Philosophy of Karma Continuity of Life (Reincarnation) Mystical (Human Experience) Self Realization (Direct contact with God/Self) Individual Freedom to choose God(s)/no-God Human Suffering - Soul's Ignorance
3 Eastern (Indian) Religion Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism Common Features (continued): No Judgment Day No Eternal Hell/Heaven Liberation (Moksha)- Eternal Scripture Has Limited/No Authority Worshipping - All Day Universe Exists in Endless Cycle Religious Symbols (OM, Swastika, Lotus) Cremation Systems of Philosophy Developed Brahmana System (Hinduism) Samana System (Jainism, Buddhism)
4 Brahmana System (Hinduism) God - Creator, Preserver, Destroyer (Cyclic) God is universe and universe is God (synonymous) At liberation, soul merges with God (soul becomes infinity) Scriptures have certain authority (Vedas) Vedas, Upanishads, Geeta, Brahma Sutra Scriptures are in Sanskrit Highly Ritualistic (elaborate and fancy) Animal sacrifice in the past Duties of Individuals (Caste Systems)
5 Philosophy of Brahmana System (Hinduism) Yoga Samkhya Nyaya Vaisesika Earlier Mimasa Later Mimasa (Vedanta) Saivism, Saktism, Vaisnavism, Liberalism
6 Brahmana System (Hinduism) Primary Paths: Path of Devotion or Surrender (Bhakti Yoga) Enjoyment of Supreme Love and Bliss Path of Knowledge (Jnan Yoga) Realization of unique and supreme self Path of Action (Karma Yoga) Dedication of every human activity to supreme will Path of Self Control/Meditation (Raj Yoga) Liberation through the perfection of body, thought, emotion and consciousness
7 Brahmana System (Hinduism) Caste Systems (Duties of Individuals) Priests-intellectuals (Brahmins) establish and preserve the national ideas and philosophy Rulers and warriors (Kshatriyas) to protect the state from external aggression and establish internal order Merchants and artisans (Vaishyas) for the production of national wealth Sudras to do the menial work
8 Brahmana System (Hinduism) Duties at various stages of Life: Student life preparative period Householder life worldly success: wealth, fame and power Retirement life satisfaction of service to community and fellow man Renunciation life renunciation of possessions and family for realization of true self
9 Shramana System (Buddhism and Jainism) God - Not a Creator Humans are capable to achieve the highest spiritual state Human experience or self realization is the ultimate authority Scriptures have no authority (guide) Primary Path Path of Knowledge (Jnan Yoga) Realization of unique and supreme self through knowledge Self control, nonviolence, penance, and meditation Revolt against Hindu caste distinction, fancy rituals, and animal sacrifice
10 Buddhism: The Supreme is completely transcendent and can be described as: Sunya (zero), a void, an emptiness, state of non-being At nirvana, Being turns into a state of non-being, emptiness void, or Sunya Being looses its identity and becomes nothing The future vanishes, the past vanishes, and one lives at the present moment In Samsar (world) a being is a combination of physical and mental forces/energies Desire "thirst" to be and to become is the root cause of suffering and rebirth Life's aim is to end suffering through Nirvana, which is passionless peace, perfect insight, enlightenment, perfect knowledge, immortality
11 Buddhism: (continued) Man's true nature is divine and eternal Preaching - The greatness of self giving love and compassion towards all creatures Middle path consist of living moderately and avoiding extremes Scriptures - Tripitika for Theravad sect, Sutras for Mahayan sect Written in Pali language (vernacular)
12 Jainism: God is a pure consciousness or perfected soul without any karma attached to it The primary goal is to become a perfected (liberated) soul, known as Siddha or God At liberation the soul remains finite, lives in Moksha forever, and never loses its identity Every living being is eternal, individual, and capable of becoming perfect The path of liberation is to follow: right perception, right knowledge, and right conduct One must conquer one's desire by one's own effort to attain liberation
13 Jainism: (continued) Our intention behind our actions of body, mind, and speech bind karma particles to us in this world Nonviolence followed in action, thought, and speech is the highest religion Self purification, penance, austerity, and meditation are essential for liberation Scriptures - Agam Sutras written in Ardha-magdhi language (vernacular) Scriptures guide moral and spiritual life to ultimately attain liberation
14 Western Religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) Common Features One Life and Eternal Judgment Judgment Day Eternal Hell/Heaven One God God's Message Revealed Through Prophet Non-mystical (God chooses Prophet) Congregational (Society is Essential)
15 Western Religion (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) Common Features (Continued) Scripture has Ultimate Authority Human Suffering - Disobedience of God's Will Worshipping - Sabbath Day Universe was Created By God Systems of Philosophy Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
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