concept   dogs in religious context
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Aboriginal cultures in Australia (1) • Ancient Egyptian culture (1) • Buddhism in Japan (1) • Hinduism in India (1) • Native American cultures (1) • Orthodox Judaism (1) • Tibetan Buddhism (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 dogs in religious context Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, dogs are generally considered unclean and are not commonly kept as pets due to religious and cultural beliefs. 6
2 dogs in religious context Aboriginal cultures in Australia Dogs hold spiritual significance in Aboriginal cultures in Australia and are utilized in traditional ceremonies. 1
3 dogs in religious context Ancient Egyptian culture Dogs in Ancient Egyptian culture were revered as guardians of the dead and associated with the god Anubis. 1
4 dogs in religious context Buddhism in Japan In Buddhism in Japan, dogs are commonly depicted as loyal and protective in religious art. 1
5 dogs in religious context Hinduism in India In Hinduism in India, dogs are associated with the god Bhairava and are considered sacred. 1
6 dogs in religious context Native American cultures "Dogs play a significant spiritual role in Native American cultures." 1
7 dogs in religious context Orthodox Judaism In Orthodox Judaism, dogs are not typically kept as pets due to concerns about ritual impurity. 1
8 dogs in religious context Tibetan Buddhism In Tibetan Buddhism, dogs are sometimes regarded as manifestations of bodhisattvas. 1