1. In Jainism, karma is made up of actual matter.
2. there is one God in Jainism
3. it doesn't really; it is the precursor to both religions

Jainism is its own religion, with roughly four million adherents, mostly in India.

1. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
2. Jehovah's Witness
3. Seventh-Day Adventists

The group was started as the International Bible Students Association in 1872.

1. Sikhism
2. Shinto
3. Taoism

Shinto beliefs center around religious practices and not necessarily a figure or sacred writings.

1. Thailand
2. China
3. Japan

Shinto is a part of Japanese culture and history.

1. karma
2. kami
3. yin and yang

Kami are spiritual beings, forces and elements that can influence (and be influenced by) the world and people.

1. Karmism
2. Hinduism
3. Gurmat

Gurmat means "the way of the Guru" in Punjabi.

1. 1st century B.C.E.
2. 15th century C.E.
3. 5th century B.C.E.

A relatively new religion, in the grand scheme of things.

1. anointing of the sick
2. washing of the feet
3. last rites

Anointing of the sick is a sacrament that happens for those gravely ill or dying.

1. Baptism and Confirmation
2. Baptism and Marriage
3. Baptism and the Lord's Supper

Baptism and the Eucharist are the only two sacraments in Lutheranism.

1. 1974
2. pre-modern history
3. the 1950s

While occult religions have been around for a long time, Wicca only established itself as a religion in the mid-20th century.

1. Respect the Mother Goddess
2. So goes it
3. An ye harm none, do what ye will

There's not a single interpretation of the Rede, but it generally is accepted as a kind of Golden Rule.

1. Islam
2. Candomblé
3. Zoroastrianism

Zoroastrianism has been around since the 6th century B.C.E.

1. Guinea
2. Brazil
3. Nigeria

Incorporating African and Catholic beliefs, Candomblé got its start in Brazilian slave communities.

1. the archangel Gabriel
2. God
3. Jesus

Although the Qur'an is considered the direct word of God in Islam, it was Gabriel who recited it to Muhammad.

1. Sudra
2. Kshatriya 
3. Brahmins

Brahmins were traditionally priests and intellectuals.

1. dharma
2. karma
3. misery

Dukkha is the truth of misery or suffering as the natural state of existence.

1. Islam
2. Hinduism
3. all religions

Ba'hai believers find that each religion was another, evolving stage in the word of God.

1. religious unity
2. social acceptance
3. racial, class and religious equality

Ba'hai is devoted to the humanity of all people.

1. perfectly benevolent
2. full of hate for humanity
3. unknowable

God is best described as what God isn't, not by what God is.

1. Louisiana
2. Africa
3. Cuba

Although African slaves brought their religious beliefs to Cuba, it was with the mingling of these beliefs and Catholicism that Santeria developed.

1. be returned to Zion
2. get to Babylon
3. be completely free of economic hardship

For many Rastas, Ethiopia is seen as Zion.

1. Diwali
2. Holi
3. Festivus

The Festival of Lights is celebrated by both Indian religions.

1. Judaism
2. Christianity
3. Hinduism

It also incorporates elements of Islam.

1. animal worship
2. matriarchy
3. the worship of a fallen angel

This has given Yazidis the (mistaken) reputation for devil-worship. But unlike Judeo-Christian traditions of Satan, the angel they worship was forgiven and returned to heaven.

1. Nephi
2. Moroni
3. Gabriel

Moroni told Joseph Smith that there were golden plates buried in a nearby hill that contained the word of God.

1. cannot be described as a monolith
2. is focused on nature
3. centers around dance

Native American tribes have a myriad of origin stories, beliefs and spiritual practices.

1. forgiven by God for his transgression of eating the apple
2. not fully human
3. fun-loving

As opposed to a Christian view of Adam, wherein he is responsible for original sin and punished.

1. female
2. male
3. without gender

What's more, Sikh belief holds that God has no form at all.

1. harmony
2. opposition
3. dualism

Instead of being at war, Taoism says that yin and yang represents working together, and unity.

1. Taoism
2. Shinto
3. Atheism

There is no God in Buddhism.