1. Buddhism
1.1. Connections to Christianity
1.1.1. Goal is to find ultimate center, happiness by the process of self searching-Meditation/Prayer
1.2. Connections to Atheism/Science
1.2.1. Structure is usually self created/practiced-No main leader of religion
1.2.2. Belifs of basically how "to live life"
1.2.2.1. No God/gods-is idea(s) of how "to live and exist"
1.3. Connections to Hinduism
1.3.1. Based on the form of Hinduism
1.3.2. Polytheistic
1.4. Connections to Islam
1.4.1. Based on the form of another religion
2. Hinduism
2.1. Connections to Buddhism
2.1.1. Based on the form of Buddhism
2.1.2. Polytheistic
3. Atheism/Science
3.1. Connections Buddshim
3.1.1. Structure can be somewhat self created/practiced-No main leader of religion
3.1.2. Beliefs of basically how "to live life"
3.1.2.1. "Nervana"
4. Judaism
4.1. Connections to Islam, Christianity
4.1.1. Based around the same ultimate belief structure
4.1.2. Monotheistic
4.1.3. Jesus was important
4.1.4. Structured around a "holy" text
4.1.5. Religion has lots of past history
4.1.6. People started religion in the same general location-South Europe, Mediterranean
5. Christianity
5.1. Connections to Judaism, Islam
5.1.1. Based around the same ultimate belief structure
5.1.2. Monotheistic
5.1.3. Jesus was important
5.1.4. Religion has lots of past history
5.1.5. Structured around a "holy" text
5.1.6. People started religion in the same general location-South Europe, Mediterranean
5.2. Connections to Buddhism
5.2.1. Goal is to find center, ultimate happiness, by the process of self searching-Meditation/Prayer
6. Islam
6.1. Connections to Christianity, Judaism
6.1.1. Based around the same ultimate belief structure
6.1.2. Monotheistic
6.1.3. Jesus was important
6.1.4. Structured around a "holy" text
6.1.5. Religion has lots of past history
6.1.6. People started religion in same general location-South Europe, Mediterranean
6.2. Connections to Buddhism
6.2.1. Based on the form of another religion(s)