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Jewish answer:
I'll let the others speak for themselves. As for Judaism, it did not grow out of Hinduism. The two religions were geographically very far apart and had little or no contact. Also, Judaism is completely different from Hinduism.
Concerning Buddhism and Sikhism:
Both Buddhism and Sikhism are often considered Dharmic Faiths, along with Hinduism, as opposed to Abrahamic Faiths because they deal with a different pantheon and emphasis of worship than do the Abrahamic Faiths. As a result, unlike the Abrahamic Faiths which seem to build on one another (i.e. Judaism is Abrahamic 1.0, Christianity is Abrahamic 2.0, and Islam is Abrahamic 3.0), the Dharmic faiths are based on analyses and questions of each other.
The Buddha (Siddharta Gautama) and the First Sikh Guru (Nanak) were both born as Hindus, but they questioned their upbringings and meditated to achieve forms of enlightenment. For the Buddha, he was to find that the world is imperfect and unsatisfactory and therefore must be shed to achieve enlightenment. This is epitomized by his famous quote: "All life is suffering." For the Guru Nanak it was the revelation that all humans were of the same spiritual nature regardless of what faith they followed. This is epitomized by his famous quote: "There is no Hindu; there is no Muslim."
Buddhism and Sikhism did not carry with them the Hindu holy texts, like the Vedas or the Upanishads. They also were far more concentrated on meditation and mysticism than Hinduism which is more about spiritual rites. So, while it is fair to say that they owe Hinduism for some theological concepts and ideals, they did not directly succeed or "grow out of" Hinduism.
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Buddhism is an offshoot of which other major religion?
Some 2,500 years ago, Buddhism emerged in northern India. An outgrowth of Hinduism. Buddhism was formed out of the teachings of the Buddha and is not an outgrowth of any other religion. It does however share a cultural context with Hinduism and concepts such as reincarnation and Nirvana.
Where did Buddhism grow?
In India,Thailand and China.
Where did judaism religion grow?
Israel.
What religion did chrisianity grow from?
Judaism
What is the earliest regions to grow or use the plant banana?
buddhism
What is the earliest regions to grow or use the banana plant?
Buddhism
In which continent did Buddhism grow?
Buddhism began in Asia.Asia for most of its exsitence, now its spreading to Europe, Australia and North America.
How did Asoka help Buddhism grow?
He sent messengers to many countries e.g. Sri Lanka, to teach people about Buddhism.
How did Hinduism grow and spread?
Hinduism believe in complete individual freedom of any Karma (action), never should say my philosophy is the best.
Where are Buddhism practiced?
Buddhism can be practiced ANYWHERE in the world. It is easier to practice buddhism in the eastern countries however buddhism is now starting to grow in America and other countries over in the west. There is no set place where buddhism should be practiced because it is more of a way of life, not as much a religion.
How did Buddhism grow after the Buddha died?
After the death of Buddha, the followers spread the religion. And kept expanding and growing.
How did Hinduism grow and develop through the centuries?
i think it has grown because the popualtion on earth has gotten bigger and there ahs been more people to choose there religion e.g Hinduism even one of my friends is a Hindu
