Morgan: In the classical era, 600 BCE-600 CE, there were new religions thriving, empires emerging, and new tools were being invented and innovated.
Ethan: For example, Christianity and Buddhism were spreading throughout western Eurasia and northern Africa. Although these religions had different ideologies they had many similarities.
Morgan: Christianity arose after the birth of Jesus Christ. This happened when he tried to lead the Jews away from sin; instead, a completely different and new religion arose and started to diffuse rapidly.
Ethan: On the other hand, Siddhartha Gautama originated Buddhism, which was based on the teachings of the Monk Buddha. Their earthly goal is to achieve nirvana, or inner peace.
