Questions About Hinduism
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Max: Were the first religions made to help people get through sadness, or did the people need something to blame for death?
Lydia: Why do some religions have monks and nuns, while other religions don't have monks and nuns?
Carter L.: Can a sacred item or place become "unsacred"?
Questions About Hinduism
James: Do Hindus ever wonder who their dead relatives have been reincarnated as? For example, would a son ever wonder if his father had been reincarnated as the next door neighbors' new baby?John: Why do Hindus want to escape samsara? Why wouldn't they want to keep living forever?
Lili B.: Are Hindus respectful of other religions?
Mac: The book says that Hindus are waiting for Vishnu to reappear on Earth, riding a white horse. It seems like most religions are waiting for something to happen. Why do people keep waiting?
Matteo, Eli and Fletcher: Why does Hinduism have so many gods?
Lilly B.: When did Hindus first write the back stories for their gods?
Sam: In Hinduism, is there such a thing as a bad god?
Sam (x2): Is it possible for a Hindu god or goddess to "go extinct", if he or she doesn't have any more followers?
Nathan: In America, is there a large community of people who are Hindu? If so, where is the community?
Jack D.: The book says that some Hindu parents arrange their children's marriage. If your parents arranged your marriage, how would you feel about it?
Bella Grace and Kelsey: For Hindus, does the wheel of life ever stop spinning? Does it stop spinning when you die?
Wynter: How do Hindus pick certain water as being "sacred"? Does it have to meet certain requirements?
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