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History

History of Religion

Asceticism in Different Religions

Comparative Religion: Rituals & Practices

Death and Afterlife Beliefs

Famous Religious Figures

Founders of Religious Movements

Heresies and Religious Controversies

Iconography in Religion

Interfaith Relations

Key Historical Religious Events

Major Religious Festivals

Monotheistic Religions

Modern Religious Movements

Polytheistic Religions

Women in Religion

Religion in Ancient Civilizations

Religious Sects and Denominations

Religious Leaders and their Biographies

Religion in Mythology

Religious Schisms

Religion and Ethical Systems

Religious Reformers

Religious Pilgrimage Sites

Religious Art and Architecture

Religious Symbols and Their Meanings

Religion and Science

Religious Councils and Synods

Religious Dietary Laws

Religion During War

Religion and the State

Religious Conversion Stories

Sacred Texts of Different Religions

Sacred Cities in Religion

Religious Symbols and Their Meanings

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Cross

Christianity - Represents the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and his resurrection

Star and Crescent

Islam - Represents the universal symbol of Islam

Hinduism - Symbolizes the-universe and the ultimate reality

Dharma Wheel

Buddhism - Represents the Buddha's teaching of the path to Enlightenment

Star of David

Judaism - Represents the Jewish identity and community

Yin and Yang

Taoism - Symbolizes balance and harmony in the universe

Khanda

Sikhism - Represents divine knowledge, the oneness of God, and the Sikh community

Ichthys

Christianity - Early Christian secret symbol known as the 'Jesus Fish'

Lotus Flower

Many Eastern religions - Symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and rebirth

Awen

Druidry - Represents inspiration and the emanation of the divine

Torii Gate

Shintoism - Marks the entrance to a sacred space

Ankh

Ancient Egyptian religion - Represents life and immortality

Triskelion

Celtic belief and Neopaganism - Represents the concept of progress and competition

Crescent and Star

Wicca - Represents the moon goddess and the horned god

Chi-Rho

Christianity - Early Christian symbol representing Christ

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