Question

How geography and culture affected the development of Dharmic religion? ​

Answer 1

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Whether it is religion or other beliefs, we are influenced by the cultures and regions we are from. ... Geography does not only affect where particular religions or belief systems, such as the world's major faiths, are located but it can affect how specific beliefare practiced and behaviors that it encourages.

Answer 2

The geography and culture has greatly affected the development of Dharmic religion

Dharmic religions are commonly based on Indian sub continent.

• Hinduism, bhudhism and jainism are all examples of Dharmic religions.
• In India religions originated from 2600 BCE.
• Bhudhism has its origin in Sdharth Gautama from North India, Sikkism is connected to Guru Nanak from Punjab, Jainism also has roots in northern India.
• All these religions shares the idea of Karma, dharma, samsara, moksha and yoga.
• But thre are few differences as well.
• Hinduism believes in multiple gods, Budhism states that there is no god.
• Jainists do not believe in god.
• Sikkism believes in the oneness of god.
• In short these religions developed over the years from one another.
• They are very much interconnected.
• India's culture has played a significant role in this.
• India is naturally protected by Himalaya's in the north and oceans in the other three sides.
• This protected India from foreign invasion for a long time.
• This prevented the intermixing of religions and led to the formation of Dharmic religions.