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I chose this article because it was different from the other ones I have read. This article was by a real Jew's  point of view. The girl who wrote this section of the article is pretty faithful to her religion. She talks about being observant and when in conflict she reminds her self between right ands wrong. Besides holidays Judaism just seems like going about your normal life very cautiously, thinking before you speak being kind to others and respecting those around you. Fridays are for resting and reconnecting with the worlds around you.

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"As I go about daily life, I also think about tikkun olam or "repair of the world." As human beings, we all share a responsibility to make the world a better place. Doing tikkun olam can mean anything from being part of world-changing movements to simply helping someone or welcoming someone new to your school. "

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A503275316/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=6b7498ba

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I think Buddiest's final goal is to be happy and elemainate all suffering, however this task can be achived in many diffrent ways. I think this is something one has to fiugure out for themselves. Everyone has their own issues that sometimes needed to be solved alone. I also learned that Buddhism has added other beliefs from other religions, cultures and societies. Also the number of Buddiest has increased from 1990 and 2000.

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A183311393/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=db87d17a

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" Bodhi concedes that Buddhist practice can serve to eliminate the "sorrow, tension, fear and grief" of dally life, but that "to downplay the doctrine of rebirth and explain the entire import of the Dhamma [also known as Dharma, the teachings of the Buddha] as the amelioration of mental suffering through enhanced self-awareness ... risks reducing it in the end to little more than a sophisticated ancient system of humanistic psychotherapy."

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I knew Hindu's had rituals that they preformed, however I didn't know what types of rituals they did. There are marriage ceremonies and other productions that are done. Some older practices are still considered effective but they have been shorted. This article talked about purifying elements, and how their practices were bring peace to the world.

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"India is a nation steeped in religious superstitions and beliefs, and its people observe a variety of ceremonies and festivals such as ugadi, Diwali, holi, Rakhee, aksharabhyasan, Yagnas or rituals, and sati. Marriage ceremonies which were a complicated and elaborate procedure have now been simplified with the acceptance of the registered ceremony. Cermonial prayers invoking the rain gods, cult worship and mantra recital are some of the ancient practices that are still considered effective."

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Founder: Abraham
Holy Book: Hebrew Bible- Torah, Neuilm, Ketum, Tanach
Place of Origin: Israel
Date Founded: 2,000 B.C.
Beliefs, Laws, Rituals:  Mitznot(ah), Ten Comaments, Luner Calender, Shebbat, Skosher

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Founder:Siddhartha Gautama
Holy Book: Guide lines- Four Noble Truths, Eight Fold Path
Place of Origin: Nepal
Date Founded:2,600 B.C.
Beliefs, Laws, Rituals: rencarnation, seek enlightment, no living creuture should be sacrified, impermince, medation, special greeting, pray

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Founder: Unknown
Holy Book: Verdes, Bahagaua Gita, Uplashaueds
Place of Origin:India
Date Founded: Unknown
Beliefs, Laws, Customs,Rituals: Karma/ Darma, rencarnation, Monksha, polythictism, pray, caste system,