World Religions

A principle or belief or a group of them held authoritatively

a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature and purpose of the universe, generally derived from one's culture and which directly informs one's moral responsibilities

belief in one god

belief in many gods

belief in god as a transcendent reality; god as nature; many expressions of the same universal nature of god

belief in the existence of god through reason; god as a non-personal creator that is indifferent to humanity

belief that there is no god whatsoever and the concept of a God(s) is simply a construct of our imagination in a place as a coping mechanism or matter of culture.

belief that the existence of God is questionable that, at that this point cannot be answered with any certainty and so the position on the matter ought to be one of ignorance.

doctrine concerning final matters such as death, afterlife, rebirth, etc

liberation from finite being and experience

God within; God/omniscient self (Atman-Brahman)

God as all-pervading oneness (pantheistic notion)

method of training designed to lead to integration/union with God

mind absorbed into God; synthesis with God

abstract, essential diving nature of God

form a yoga - intellectual, knowledge based practice and habit forming through reason

form of yoga - devotion, love adoration of a personified aspect of Brahman to aid in revelation

form of yoga - work, cause and effect, action based that can be practiced as jnana or bhakti

form of yoga - royal path, psycho-physical exercises provide the path to reintegration.

the moral law of cause and effect

creator

priestly