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- others Selfless service – Selfless service and volunteering in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Pakaluk, Michael (2005)...
- Buddhists to remember Buddha Dambana – Holy places in Philippine folk religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Kyaung – Buddhist...
- governance and decision-making Asteya – Non-stealing, a virtue in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Authenticity – Concept...
- Religion is a range of social-cultural systems, including designated behaviors and practices, morals, beliefs, worldviews, texts, sanctified places, prophecies...
- and once said that religion "has always been used for beautiful things, and also as a way to justify discrimination". In 2008, Page was a self-described...
- and Buddhist concept of character affliction Maya – Concept in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Klesha, Definition...
- philosophy and Hindu ethics Asteya – Non-stealing, a virtue in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Brahmacharya – Motivated...
- descriptions of redirect targets Asteya – Non-stealing, a virtue in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Brahmacharya – Motivated...
- to Buddhist cultivationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Dāna – Concept of charity in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions...
- philosophical conceptPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Asteya – Non-stealing, a virtue in Indian religionsPages displaying short descriptions...