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Hint
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Answer
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A
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The absence of belief in the existence of deities
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Atheism
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B
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To make (something or someone) holy by saying a special prayer
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Bless
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C
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The rhythmic speaking or singing of words or sounds
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Chant
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D
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A being thought of as holy, divine, or sacred
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Deity
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E
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A timeless existence outside of time
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Eternity
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F
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The act of willingly abstaining from all food
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Fasting
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G
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A female deity in polytheistic religions
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Goddess
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H
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A song specifically written as a song of praise, adoration or prayer
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Hymn
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I
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An object of uncritical devotion
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Icon / Idol
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J
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A holy war waged on behalf of Islam
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Jihad
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K
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In Buddhism, the force generated by a person's actions
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Karma
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L
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An intense feeling of affection or emotion
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Love
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M
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A religious syllable or poem, typically from the Sanskrit language
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Mantra
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N
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Buddhist place or state of oblivion to care, pain, or external reality
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Nirvana
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O
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The most sacred syllable symbol and mantra of Brahman
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Om
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P
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A long journey or search of great moral significance
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Pilgrimage
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Q
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A religious group also known as the Religious Society of Friends
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Quakers
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R
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The belief in past lives and the rebirth of an old soul in a new body
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Reincarnation
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S
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To offer food, or the lives of animals or people to the gods
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Sacrifice
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T
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A one-tenth voluntary contribution to a religious organization
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Tithe
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U
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The mythical abode of the dead
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Underworld
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V
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The act of honoring a dead person, and through them honoring God
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Veneration
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W
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Specific acts of religious praise, honour, or devotion
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Worship
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X
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God-like ruler of the Persians from 486–465 BC
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Xerxes
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Y
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Jewish head covering traditionally restricted to males
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Yarmulke
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Z
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A practice of Buddhism that seeks enlightenment by meditation
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Zen
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