| A | B |
| Jesus Christ | Son of God according to Christians |
| Holy Bible | Contains both Old and New Testaments |
| Holy Trinity | Christian Belief in Father, Son, and Holy Ghost |
| Lent | Christian holiday of sacrifice |
| Hebrew | People of Jewish faith |
| Torah | Religious text of Judaism |
| Monotheism | Belief in one God |
| Polytheism | Belief in multiple Gods |
| Covenant | Jewish agreement with God |
| Sabbath | Jewish holy day of rest |
| Muslims | Followers of Islamic Faith |
| Islam | Means submission to the will of God |
| Muhammad | Phrophet of the Muslim Faith |
| Ramadan | Muslim religious festival of fasting |
| Mosque | Muslim temple |
| Synagogue | Jewish Temple |
| Hasidic | Extremely orthodox group of Jews |
| Mecca | Holy city that Muslim make pilgrimages to |
| Allah | Arabic for God |
| Jihad | Arabic for Holy War |
| Taliban | Government of Afghanistan |
| Kosher | Restrictions on what foods Jews can eat |
| Ganges | Holy River of Hinduism |
| Karma | Hindu belief in a sum of moral deeds |
| Caste | Stystem of social classes in Hinduism |
| Atman | The spirit our soul of Hinduism |
| Yoga | To yolk the mind and body in Hinduism |
| Guru | A spiritual leader in Hinduism |
| Vishnu | God known as the preserver in Hinduism |
| Upanishads | Sacred texts of Hinduism |
| Reincarnation | Belief in rebirth |
| Nirvana | State of spiritual enlightenment |
| Suffering | Basic belief of what makes up life for Buddhist |
| Middle Path | Buddhist 8 paths to enlightenment |
| Zen | Meditative form of Buddhism |
| Dalai Lama | Spirtual leader of Buddhism |
| Koran | Holy book of Islam |
| Siddhartha Guatama | Founder of Buddhist faith |
| Golden Rule | Do unto others. . .as you would have done unto you |
| Confucius | Founder of Confucianism |
| Five Relationships | Interactions amoung people of Confucianism |
| Analects | Book of Confucius ideas |
| Lao-Tzu | Founder of Taoism |
| Dao | Word that means "the way" |
| Nature | A key focus of Taoist beliefs |
| Yin yang | Symbol of Taoism |
| Chi | Taoist word for breath |