| 1. communion
| a) a collection of writings that is regarded as sacred in a particular religion
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| 2. fundamentalism
| b) catholics who regularly attend a church
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| 3. Scripture
| c) restraining from eating all or certain foods for a religious reason
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| 4. the Vedas
| d) speaking to the God that one believes in
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| 5. the Koran
| e) the belief in an old and literal, sometimes extreme form of a religion as set out in holy books
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| 6. congregation
| f) the ancient sacred literature of Hinduism
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| 7. parish
| g) an area which has its own church including the priest and people who live there and attend the church
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| 8. lent
| h) a particular form of religious service
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| 9. liturgy
| i) a church rite or ceremony during a Christian church service at which people eat bread and drink wine
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| 10. prayer
| j) the sacred book of the Muslims, containing revelations made to Muhammad by Allah
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| 11. minister
| k) a clergyman in a Protestant church
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| 12. Messiah
| l) the belief that after death the soul of a person passes into the body of another living creature
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| 13. reincarnation
| m) in Christianity the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in one God
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| 14. prophet
| n) in Hindu and Buddhist religions the ultimate state of spiritual enlightenment
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| 15. The Trinity
(The Holy Trinity)
| o) a person who is believed to be chosen by God to say what God wants to say to people
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| 16. Nirvana
| p) a person who promises to rescue and succeeds in rescuing people from very difficult situations
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