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1)  If I was forced to choose I would pick ancient China, the reason being they simply have more detailed records of their existence, and their way of lifestyle, plus all the fighting that took place with the Mongols and what not, really solidify ancient China as one of the most fascinating cultures in the history of the world.

1)  If I was forced to choose I would pick ancient [[China]], the reason being they simply have more detailed records of their existence, and their way of lifestyle, plus all the fighting that took place with the Mongols and what not, really solidify ancient China as one of the most fascinating cultures in the history of the world.

2.)    Buddhism is more universal then any religion in that it teaches of no afterlife.  All it talks about is inner peace, so if you think about it, you could be a Buddhist and another religion, sort of, at the same time.

2.)    [[Buddhism]] is more universal then any [[religion]] in that it teaches of no afterlife.  All it talks about is inner peace, so if you think about it, you could be a Buddhist and another religion, sort of, at the same time.

4.)  Hinduism is comparable to silly putty, in that it molds or adapts to its surroundings.  Hinduism is almost like the shadow you cannot step on.  No matter what you do to it, it always comes back on top.  Hinduism virtually encompasses every religion; the religion molds to fit the environment.  It is basically a small portion of every religion.  It will never completely die because as long as there is at least one other religion to draw from, Hinduism will remain standing.     

4.)  [[Hinduism]] is comparable to silly putty, in that it molds or adapts to its surroundings.  Hinduism is almost like the shadow you cannot step on.  No matter what you do to it, it always comes back on top.  Hinduism virtually encompasses every religion; the religion molds to fit the environment.  It is basically a small portion of every religion.  It will never completely die because as long as there is at least one other religion to draw from, Hinduism will remain standing.     

H2)  Confucianism is not a religion.  It is more a rule system that pertains to being a good person rather than belief in a specific after life and a specific God.

H2)  [[Confucianism]] is not a religion.  It is more a rule system that pertains to being a good person rather than belief in a specific after life and a specific God.

H?)  This is not in the lecture, but it pertains to Jesus.  I wonder why God had Jesus die at such a young age.  I mean obviously it was perfect timing for reasons we do not know, but don’t you think Jesus could have converted more people had he lived a bit longer?

H?)  This is not in the lecture, but it pertains to Jesus.  I wonder why God had Jesus die at such a young age.  I mean obviously it was perfect timing for reasons we do not know, but don’t you think [[Jesus]] could have converted more people had he lived a bit longer?