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Agama timur

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Peta persebaran agama Timur (kuning) dibanding Agama Barat atau Agama Abrahamik (ungu).

Agama timur adalah berbagai agama atau kepercayaan yang berasal dari Timur, khususnya Asia Timur, Asia Selatan, dan Asia Tenggara. Lain hal dengan agama abrahamik, agama Afrika, dan agama Iran.[1] Agama Timur dibagi menjadi tiga, yaitu agama Asia Timur, di antaranya Konfusianisme, Taoisme, agama tradisional Tiongkok, Shinto, lalu agama India/Anak benua India di antaranya Hinduisme, Buddhisme, Sikhisme, dan Jainisme, dilanjut agama Asia Tenggara, di antaranya agama tradisional Viet dan kepercayaan mistis animisme.[2][3]


Daftar

Agama darmik (India)

Agama Asia Timur

Lihat pula

Catatan

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  2. ^ Coward, Harold G.; Neumaier-Dargyay, Eva K.; Neufeldt, Ronald, ed. (1988). Readings in Eastern Religions. Wilfrid Laurier University Press. hlm. 1. ISBN 0889209553.
  3. ^ Gurdon Oxtoby, Willard (1996). World Religions: Eastern Traditions, Volume 2. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0195407504.

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