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I think this article is kind of confusing. I understand that a lot of people do not like trump, but if he is having a party for YOUR religion i believe that you should have the decency to attend! If you really do cherish your religion as much as you make it seem just attend the party! I don't understand, people are so outraged by who our president is but they also have to understand that there is a very good chance that he is staying for a lot longer and we are just going to have to accept that he is our president and he makes the decisions he wants to.

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I think this is quite a controversial topic. Although where they live has a very strong belief in there religion,I don't think it's ok to kill off people because they don't necessarily agree. We as people are all very different, we are allowed to have different opinions, but i also forget that in some other countries they don't have freedom of speech. Which I don't like because everyone has there own thoughts, opinions, and ideas and should be able to express them freely! Also murder?! Is that not a little too harsh?? How long has this been going on for and am I the only one who thinks someone should stop this from continuing??

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"Protesters and groups that declined to attend spoke of Mr. Trump's divisive statements that many say have spurred anti-Semitism and hostility toward minorities, and Azerbaijan's human rights record"

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"Mohamed had frequently written articles that criticized some Islamic religious beliefs and conservative practices in Mauritania. The piece that got him arrested in January 2014 and landed him on death row was published on the news website Aqlame on Dec. 31, 2013, and titled, "Religion, religiosity, and craftsmen." It criticized Mauritania's caste system -- an extremely delicate subject in a country that still practices slavery."

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I like that more people are adapting or changing their way of life to try out a new thing. I don't practice buddhism myself so it doesn't rlly bother me that some people are taking it more as a way of life then a religion, but at least people are trying it out.

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"However, it's not always easy to combine Buddhist beliefs with the demands of modern life."

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A474017075/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=b1da558a

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A464963080/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=f2713fb7

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link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A407498116/SUIC?u=nysl_ca_nisk&xid=dfaee823

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Holy Book: Torah, Nevi'm, Ketuu'm, TaNach
Founder: Abraham
Place of Origin: Israel
Basic Beliefs: 10 commandments
Basic Practices: Hannukah, pass over, and yomkippur

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Holy Book: Bhagavad Gita, Vedas, and Upanishads
Founder: Unknown
Place of Origin: India
Basic Beliefs: Caste system, reincarnation, moksha, polytheistic, and karma
Basic Practices: Prayer, dharma, and caste system

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Holy Book: Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path
Founder: Siddaratha Guatama
Place of Origin: Nepal/India
Basic Beliefs: Enlightenment, reincarnation, no violence, impermance
Basic Practices: Meditation, Special greeting. Prayer, death rituals, aeceticism