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Celebrations around the world (Thanksgiving Day thaks (The day of…

- - - - Set of the doctrines of the reformed religion that predominates in England
    - - Brahmanism Religious, moral and metaphysical system based on the pantheistic conception of the deity, and whose source is the sacred books of the Indians, written in the period from 1500 to 400 BC
    - - Buddhism Philosophical doctrine founded by Buddha in India, whose basic problem consists in suppressing the cause of pain through the annihilation of desire
    - - According to these believers, God is a necessary, eternal, infinitely omnipotent, wise, good, just and merciful being
    - - ConfucianismoIn the year 422, that is to say, about a thousand years after the death of Confucius, a Chinese emperor built a temple next to the tomb of the philosopher, and thus began to develop a cult that was consolidated with new official tributes
    - - Christianity is the name by which the holy religion founded by Jesus is known, which had as its cradle the city of Jerusalem, in Judea, in the time of Emperor Tiberius.
    - - began as a movement of Christian groups that advocated the supreme authority of the Bible freely interpreted by individuals at a time when the Church of Rome demanded to abide by the interpretation of its hierarchy
    - - Lutherans Separated in Lutherans, Pietists and Free Churches. The schism that gave rise to Pietism occurred in Holland because of Luther's insistence on belittling all forms of piety and rejecting good works as a way of salvation
    - - The Calvinists rigidly adhere to the doctrine of predestination affirms the "moral incapacity" of the human species, incapable of performing good actions by natural instinct
    - - The Hinduists believe in Karma - human acts determine the future of the soul - and in reincarnation
    - - The most cultured object among the Jews is the Ark of the Covenant, where the tablets of the law are kept.
    - - Its fundamental principle is the respect and loyalty to the Emperor of Japan and the great imperial ancestors and the reverence to the spirits or memory of the great characters of the historical or family past
    - - Set of dogmas and religious precepts and laws for civil life, created by Muhammad
    - - Taoism advocates the submission of man to the Tao, that is, to the eternal course of events. It reproves human struggles and advises humility, resignation to things that are within reach, lack of ambition.
    - - The Parsis worship the fire and the sun as a symbol of purity, their god is Ormuz and Zoroaster or Zarathustra the prophet