That Jesus is the Son of God who died to forgive our sins. God is seen in three ways, The Father, Son and The Holy spirit. Christians read and learn from the Holy bible. ... He is the father of the Jewish people. ... The Muslims holy book is called the Qur"an. ...
He grew up as the son of a Brahmin so he was an upperclass citizen but Siddhartha's life was not confined to a certain space he was more free. ... Both of them were young children who's father's were determined for they sons to become men. As Siddhartha's father says "A prince among the Brahmins"(Hesse 2). ... His mother sang and his father as he ran through the mango groves. ... He read the holy books, learned meditation and the importance of "om". ...
King Suddhodana brought many seers from around the country to tell him the fate of his new son, Siddhārtha Gautama. ... Naturally, King Suddhodana was mortified lest Gautama become a holy man, on that account casting off his king's vestments. So king Suddhodana ordered all infirm people to leave the city and outlawed holy men from his kingdom. ... When Siddhārtha returned, he told his father, who was incensed that this was allowed to occur. ... He went off in the middle of the night and took only a brief look at his beautiful wife Yashodhara, to whom his father king Suddhodana had marr...
His father, King Suddhodana was overjoyed with the arrival of the prince. He had always wished to have a son, who would be raised to become a great king that would conquer all of India and be crowned as emperor. ... That night, he heard the news about the birth of his son, Rahula. He went to the chamber where his newborn son and the princess were sleeping, took one last look at them, and finally made the decision to leave in order to free his wife, son and all beings from suffering. ... Siddhartha Bodhisattva, met holy men who were teaching their own spiritual disciplines and became their stud...
To do this he retires to the Narmada River, the most holy river in India, and lives in a small bungalow owned by the government. ... The story starts off with a man who is married to an overbearing and unreasonable wife, and has two children that always side with their mother and hate their father. One night the father goes out to a mosque in order to hear the Quawwali singers. ... The father takes the boy as his son and loves him as he would a son. ...
The Brahmins (intelligent men who were skilled at interpreting dreams) told the king that the dream was a sign that the child that his wife would give birth to was a holy child and would achieve perfect wisdom (Rawding 7). ... His father, in fear that his son would not follow in his footsteps and become king, raised him in a wealthy and pleasure-filled palace to shield his son from any experience of human misery and suffering (Hooker 1). ... After many days of competition she chose Siddharta and they got married (Rawding 12) Within a year, Yasodhara gave birth to her son, Rahula (Rawding 12...
Majjhima Nikaya 72:15 Jesus: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you." ...
He belonged to Sakya tribe and his father ruled a small kingdom. He married his cousin (a common custom that is still practiced today), Yasodhara at nineteen, and she later gave birth to a son whom they called Rahula. ... His father made sure that Siddhartha would grow up without ever seeing or experiencing suffering. Siddhartha's father's desire to shield his son from the evils of the world, while misguided, is ethically appeasing in any time. ... Right Living- to lead a pure and holy life. ...
There is not a central figure or institution interpreting a doctrine based on holy text (i.e. ... The average Hindu is said to probably believe in the following concepts: samsara (the birth/rebirth cycle), karma ("cosmic impersonal accounting" of deeds/misdeeds is the bondage that leads to rebirth), reverence of certain sacred texts and deities (specific texts/deities may vary widely), an obligation to ancestors of offerings and a son to continue the lineage, recognition of their social status within the class and caste system, a tendency towards fasting and vowing, and believe in life goals a...
This religion is unique as compared to other religions because there are no founders and it has several holy books as opposed to one. ... This dream was interpreted by Hindu priests to mean that she would have a son who would become a universal teacher or monarch. ... Gautama's father was an Indian chief and also a member of the Hindu warrior so the family lived in luxury. ...
Many theologians have tried to explain why God let suffering and evil into the world over the ages, with the earliest theodicy (an attempt to answer the question of why a good God permits the manifestation of evil) coming from Irenaeus, the Bishop of Lyons and a Church Father, who stated that evil is necessary for human moral and spiritual development and is part of God's purpose. ... Abraham was tested by God when God commanded him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. ... Despite the fact that many passages of the Holy Text of Judaism reveal that suffering maybe a punishment from God, Judaism de...
