What are the most famous names of holy stories across different religions?

In Christianity, a central name associated with the resurrection story is Jesus. His resurrection is a fundamental tenet of the faith.

In France, the love story of King Henry II and his mistress Diane de Poitiers was quite notable. Diane was much older than Henry, but she had a great influence over him. Their relationship was complex and intertwined with the politics of the French court.

In Islam, the story of Prophet Muhammad's night journey (Isra and Mi'raj) is an important holy story. Muhammad was taken on a journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and then ascended to heaven, receiving revelations during this journey.

One of the most famous is the Pentecost story in the Bible. The Holy Ghost descended upon the apostles like tongues of fire, and they were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different languages. This event was a significant moment in the Christian faith.

In Norse mythology, there are constellations related to their gods and heroes. For instance, Thor, the god of thunder, is associated with certain stars. The constellations in Norse culture often reflect their values such as strength, courage and the power of nature. This is distinct from the constellations in other cultures like the Hindu constellations which have their own religious and cultural significance based on Hindu mythology.

The most famous one might be the haunted library story. People say that books would sometimes fall off the shelves by themselves as if an invisible hand was pushing them. It's believed that a former librarian's spirit is still lingering there, perhaps still taking care of the books in his own spectral way.

In religious stories, holy names are of utmost importance. They are often seen as a direct link to the divine being. For example, in Christian stories, the name of Jesus is considered very powerful. In mythological stories, holy names might be associated with gods and goddesses and represent their specific powers or domains. In moral tales, holy names can be used to encourage good behavior by showing the positive influence of those associated with the holy names.

One from Judaism. A rabbi was so engrossed in his study that he walked out of the synagogue with his tallit (prayer shawl) still on and it got caught on a fence post. He didn't even notice until a child pointed it out and everyone had a good laugh.

One of the most famous is Sleeping Beauty, also known as Aurora. Her story has been told and retold countless times. Another very well - known name is Red Riding Hood. Everyone knows the story of the girl in the red hood who meets the big bad wolf.

The most famous might be 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'. Everyone knows about Goldilocks entering the bears' house and trying their things. 'Hansel and Gretel' is also very well - known. It has the two children lost in the forest and their encounter with the witch. And 'Red Riding Hood' is a classic, with the girl going to visit her grandmother and meeting the big bad wolf.