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TEST RESULTS (B2) World Religions

TEST RESULTS (B2) World Religions. A: 2 B: 4 C: 3 D: 6 F: 7 Average Grade: 35/50 C- Incomplete: Stu, Brock,. Questions you want to know about Hinduism…?. A CONTEST! WINNER GETS A PRIZE!. Mahat Ahmar Bharti Ji -38 years has kept his armed raised “Why would someone do this?”

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TEST RESULTS (B2) World Religions

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  1. TEST RESULTS (B2)World Religions • A: 2 • B: 4 • C: 3 • D: 6 • F: 7 • Average Grade: 35/50 C- • Incomplete: Stu, Brock,

  2. Questions you want to know about Hinduism…? A CONTEST! WINNER GETS A PRIZE!

  3. Mahat Ahmar Bharti Ji -38 years has kept his armed raised “Why would someone do this?” “How far would you go for your beliefs?” -Honor Shiva -Left his job, family, & friends -Trying to separate himself from pleasures of mortal life -Experienced years of excruciating pain, his arm is stuck there now -Has many followers doing same thing

  4. What do you know about Hinduism? What does this quote mean in your own words? • “I am proud to belong to a religion which has taught the world both tolerance and universal acceptance. We believe not only in universal tolerance, but we accept all religions as true. As different streams having different sources all mingle their waters in the sea, so different paths which men take through different tendencies various though they appear, crooked or straight, all lead to God.” • Swami Vivekananda

  5. “Whatever you think that you will be. If you think yourselves weak, weak you will be; if you think yourselves strong, strong you will be.” • Swami Vivekananda

  6. New class seating chart… Seniors = wherever Juniors = together Sophomores = alone Freshman = floor

  7. “Hinduism” Part 1: Origins Facts: *3rd largest (950 million, 14% of population) *No founder *Dominant in India *1.5 million in U.S.

  8. OBJECTIVE • “An understanding of the basic literature, history, and doctrine of religions originating in India is essential for understanding modern Asia and the cultural heritage of Asian peoples living in Europe and the Americas.”

  9. 10 ?’s People Ask About Hinduism 1.        Why does Hinduism have so many Gods? 2.           Do Hindus believe in reincarnation? 3.           What is karma? 4.           Why do Hindus worship the cow? 5.           Are Hindus idol worshippers? 6.           Are Hindus forbidden to eat meat? 7.           Do Hindus have a bible? 8.           Why do Hindus wear a dot on their forehead? 9.           Are the gods of Hinduism really married? 10.  What about the caste & untouchability? Isn’t this discrimination?

  10. Hinduism • Oldest & most complex, began 3rd millennium B.C.! • Very diverse, still biggest in India • No founder, many teachers • Source of 3 other religions: (Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism) -Symbol “Om” or “Aum” (Incantation…”AUM!”) -3 curves & a dot…why 3? -Beginning, Duration, & Dissolution of universe/Brahma, Vishnu, & Shiva -Dot may represent devotion to certain god, wedding commitment, beauty mark (location of depends on geography)

  11. Origins • Aryan people flock to India in 2nd millennium B.C. • Their religion mingled w/natives = Hinduism • Very little known -Symbol “Swastika” -Very common, used often as good luck charm -4 sides represent 4 Vedas & harmonious whole -ANCIENT! Also used in Buddhism & Jainism -Nazi theory that Aryans of India were white invaders & pure race

  12. What comes to mind when you hear “Aryan?” • Aryan: used to designate many groups • Hitler used it to depict his master race of tall, blond, blue eyes • In Sanskrit means “the noble ones” • 1750-1200 B.C. moved to India from what’s now Iran (land of Aryans) • 1st to tame horses, pull chariots (did they conquer or simply move in?)

  13. Pre-Aryans • Basic nomads, no permanent city • Led by chieftains called rajas • 6th century B.C. finally settle & build kingdoms

  14. Developed into classes called varnas • Brahmins: high priest • Kshatriyas: chieftain/warriors • Vaishyas: commoners • Shudras: conquered people, not considered members, slaves

  15. How do you feel about my new seating chart?What do you think you did to deserve your place?Are you being discriminated against? Why or why not?

  16. Fill in this caste system of students at Cuba H.S.

  17. Aryan Religion • Vedic Literature: best source of knowledge about Aryans • Polytheistic (many gods) • Personifications of natural forces (sun, moon, storms, etc.)

  18. Sacrifice: chief form of worship • Agni: god of fire, presented offerings to other gods • Soma: sacred plant lost to modern world • Delicious juice from plant shared w/gods • May have been a hallucination plant • Praised for energetic qualities

  19. Horse Sacrifice • Expensive & elaborate • Limited to Aryan kings • Only in extraordinary circumstances • Major reason was desire to expand • Young horse set loose, roams for 1 year • 600 other animals (bee-elephant) sacrificed • Horse is strangled & eaten • Legend said 100 sacrifices = master of universe

  20. Homework! • Please complete the article & questions…due Tomorrow! 9/30

  21. Wisconsin v. Yoder • Facts of the Case:Jonas Yoder and Wallace Miller, both members of the Old Order Amish religion, and Adin Yutzy, a member of the Conservative Amish Mennonite Church, were prosecuted under a Wisconsin law that required all children to attend public schools until age 16. The three parents refused to send their children to such schools after the eighth grade, arguing that high school attendance was contrary to their religious beliefs.

  22. You are the Supreme Court… Question:Did Wisconsin's requirement that all parents send their children to school at least until age 16 violate the First Amendment by criminalizing the conduct of parents who refused to send their children to school for religious reasons? After discussion, privately cast your vote & reasoning on a separate sheet of paper…

  23. Your Results… • () • And the real results are…

  24. 7-0 in favor of Amish! Conclusion:In a unanimous decision, the Court held that individual's interests in the free exercise of religion under the First Amendment outweighed the State's interests in compelling school attendance beyond the eighth grade. In the majority opinion by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, the Court found that the values and programs of secondary school were "in sharp conflict with the fundamental mode of life mandated by the Amish religion," and that an additional one or two years of high school would not produce the benefits of public education cited by Wisconsin to justify the law.Justice William O. Douglas filed a partial dissent but joined with the majority regarding Yoder.

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