Religious Coloring Pages

Religion is a set of beliefs, practices, moral and spiritual values and rituals that usually center around the relationship between people and transcendent, divine or spiritual realities.

Coloring Pages Hinduism

Ganpati Symbol
Hinduism is a religion of India that has become part of the local culture on the Indian subcontinent. It is considered the world's oldest religion still in existence and originated...

Cemetery Coloring Pages

A cemetery is a place where people are buried after they die. It can be used for public or private vigil for their grave and...

Jewish Holiday Coloring Book

mourning, days of reflection and repentance, and days commemorating important historical events. We also have cool coloring books related to Jewish Holidays. Below are some of the most important holidays....

Sukkot coloring pages

Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Booths or the Feast of Harvest, is one of the three major pilgrimage holidays in Judaism, along with Pesach (Passover) and Shavuot (Weeks). Sukkot...

Ramayana coloring pages

"Ramayana" is one of the two most important ancient Indian epics, along with "Mahabharata". It is a Sanskrit epic by Valmiki, telling the story of Prince Rama, his wife Sita and...

Rama Laxman Coloring Book

Rama and Lakshmana are key characters in the epic Ramayana, one of the most important works of Indian literature. Rama Laxman - interesting facts and information Rama: Rama is the seventh...

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Moses Coloring Book

Moses is one of the most important prophets in Judaism, as well as an important figure in Christianity and Islam. He is known mainly as the leader of the Israelites, who brought forth...

Priest Coloring Book

A priest is a person who plays a key role in many religions, acting as an intermediary between the faithful and the deity or deities. Priest - interesting facts and information Roles...

Epiphany Coloring Pages

Epiphany, also known as Epiphany, is a Christian holiday celebrated on January 6, marking the end of the Christmas season. Epiphany - interesting facts and information Religious significance: Epiphany...

Day of the Dead coloring pages

The Day of the Dead, also known as All Saints' Day or Feast of the Dead, is a celebration held in various cultures around the world to honor the dead. The day...

Good Samaritan Coloring Book

The Good Samaritan is a concept derived from a biblical parable that tells the story of a man who gave aid to a wounded man who was on the brink of life, despite cultural differences and...

Diwali Coloring Pages

Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the most important and colorful Hindu holidays. This multi-day festival is celebrated by followers of Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism,...

Hanukkah coloring pages

Hanukkah, also known as Hanukah or the Festival of Lights, is a Jewish holiday lasting eight days that is usually celebrated in November or December (between 25 Kislev...

Buddha Coloring Pages

Buddha is the title given to Siddhartha Gautama, who was the founder of Buddhism. He was born around the 5th century BC in Lumbini (present-day Nepal). The word "Buddha" comes from...

Thanksgiving Coloring Pages

Thanksgiving, also known as Thanksgiving Day, is an important holiday celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada, although it has counterparts in other...

Hanukkah coloring pages

Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day Jewish holiday celebrated in late November and early December. Hanukkah holiday - interesting facts and information Origins: Hanukkah commemorates...

Ash Wednesday Coloring Pages

Ash Wednesday is the day that in Christianity begins the period of Lent before Easter. Ash Wednesday - interesting facts and information Date of celebration: Ash Wednesday falls on...

Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages

Rosh Hashanah (Rosh Hashanah) is the Jewish New Year's Holiday, which is celebrated as the first day of the month of tishri in the Jewish calendar. It is one of the most important...

Ramadan coloring pages

Ramadan is one of the most important and holy months for Muslims around the world. It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Ramadan has great significance...

Raksha Bandhan Coloring Pages

Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu holiday celebrated in India and other countries that symbolizes the special bond between brothers and sisters. The word "Raksha" means "protection," a...

Maha Shivaratri Coloring Book

Maha Shivaratri is one of the most important Hindu holidays, celebrated annually in honor of God Shiva. It falls on the fourteenth night of August in the month of Phalguna in...

Holy Communion Coloring Pages

Holy Communion, also known as the Eucharist or the Lord's Supper, is one of the seven sacraments in the Catholic Church, and is celebrated by many other traditions....

Christening Coloring Pages

Dipping head in water as a symbol
Baptism is a sacrament in many Christian traditions, symbolizing spiritual rebirth and acceptance into the Christian community. Baptism - interesting facts and information Origin: Baptism originated in...

Station 14 Jesus laid in the tomb

station 14 jesus buried in the tomb printable coloring book
In station fourteen, the dead Jesus is taken down from the cross and placed in the tomb. This is done by a handful of people present during the situation in which Jesus died....

Station 10 Jesus stripped of his garments

station 10 jesus stripped of his clothes coloring book printable
Look at the picture. It is a representation of the tenth station of Jesus' Stations of the Cross. He is stripped of his clothes by men who will watch the whole process....

Station 12 Jesus dies on the cross

station 12 jesus dies on the cross printable coloring book
In station twelve of Jesus' Stations of the Cross, he dies on the cross. It is a very difficult death, full of suffering and humiliation, yet Jesus endured all the way...

information 

  1. Major religions: There are many different religions in the world, some of which have hundreds of millions of followers. Examples include Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Taoism and many others.
  2. Range of beliefs: Religions differ in their beliefs in the existence of a god or gods, the nature of life after death, ethics, social etiquette, rituals, prayers, meditative practices and many other aspects.
  3. Sacred and profane: In religions, there is often a division between what is considered sacred (sacrum) and what is ordinary or worldly (profanum). This distinction marks a special place for rituals and religious practices.
  4. Holy books: Many religious adherents have their own holy books, which contain writings considered to be revealed or inspired by God or spirituality. Examples include the Bible in Christianity, the Koran in Islam and the Bhagavadgita in Hinduism.
  5. Culture and Religion: Religions often influence culture, customs, architecture and art in a region. Religious rituals and celebrations are an important part of community life.
  6. Collectivity and individuality: Religions can serve as a basis for communities and social groups and be a source of identity. At the same time, many people experience religiosity on an individual basis.
  7. Followers: People who follow a religion are called followers, believers or adepts. Religion can play an important role in their daily and spiritual lives.
  8. Interreligious Dialogue: A phenomenon in which representatives of different religions come together to share their beliefs, understand differences and promote coexistence and understanding.
  9. Variability and evolution: Religions evolve and change in response to changing social, cultural and historical conditions. New factions and interpretations can arise within existing traditions.

trivia 

  1. The oldest religions: Some of the oldest known religions are, for example, Hinduism, which is thousands of years old, and primitive religions that existed before the development of larger religious traditions.
  2. Diversity of deities: In Hinduism, there are many deities, each representing different aspects of life and the universe. Similarly, in Greek and Roman mythology, there were many gods and goddesses.
  3. Worship of the dead: In ancient Egypt, beliefs about life after death were very important. The process of mummification of bodies was supposed to provide the spirit of the deceased with the possibility of life after death.
  4. Participation in the crusades: In the Middle Ages, the Crusades were military expeditions led by Christian states with the goal of reclaiming the Holy Land from Muslim hands.
  5. First printed book: The first book printed using movable type was the Bible, published by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century.
  6. Buddhism vs. science: Buddhism is often portrayed as a religion in harmony with science because it emphasizes analysis, meditation and the search for understanding.
  7. Love of neighbor: In Christianity, the commandment to "love your neighbor as yourself" is a key element of ethics and morality.
  8. Octagonal altar: Kinkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan, is also known as the "Golden Pavilion." It is a Buddhist temple whose second floor is covered with gold foil.
  9. Symbolism of the number 108: In Hinduism, Buddhism and other religions, the number 108 has symbolic meanings, referring to the universe, spirit and transcendence, among other things.
  10. Technology challenges: Modern religions are trying to adapt to the new technological challenges, creating, for example, mobile apps, online broadcasts or podcasts with religious content.
  11. A wealth of diversity: There are thousands of religions and beliefs in the world, each with its own history, practices and cultural context.
  12. Religious pilgrimages: Many religions have their own holy places to which followers go on pilgrimage. Examples include Mecca for Muslims, the Vatican for Catholics or the Ganges for Hindus.
  13. Calendar impact: Many religions have influenced the determination of the calendar and holidays. For example, the Jewish calendar and the Islamic calendar are based on lunar calendars.
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