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• Religions for Peace
  #redirect [[World Conference of Religions for Peace]]
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• Abrahamic religions
  ..., encompassing the "Dharmic" religions of India and the "Taoic" East Asian religions—both terms being "parallels" of the "Abrahamic" category.
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• Jesus and other Religions
  ...Divinity of Christianity. He is also an important figure in several other religions. In the Septuagint, written in the Greek of the comman man of the times, no ...grope in darkness. How can we remain afraid and threatened by each other's religions? It is not a matter of simple tolerance, and it is not simply mastering fac
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• Naam in Other Religions
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• World Conference of Religions for Peace
  ...largest international coalition of representatives from the world’s great religions dedicated to promoting peace. Respecting religious differences while celebrating our common humanity, Religions for Peace is active on every continent and in some of the most troubled are
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• Kateb
  ...books and are also refered to as the religions of the book. All the three religions have same prophets in the begining.
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• Abrahamic religions
  ..., encompassing the "Dharmic" religions of India and the "Taoic" East Asian religions—both terms being "parallels" of the "Abrahamic" category.
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• World Conference of Religions for Peace
  ...largest international coalition of representatives from the world’s great religions dedicated to promoting peace. Respecting religious differences while celebrating our common humanity, Religions for Peace is active on every continent and in some of the most troubled are
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• Sikhi and Other Religons
  ...olars, and ordinary Sikhs have held many different attitudes towards other religions. Attitudes have varied according to time, place and circumstance. [[Category:Sikhi and Other Religions]]
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• Religions for Peace
  #redirect [[World Conference of Religions for Peace]]
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• Guru Gobind Singh Bhawan
  ...houses each having dedicated literature house for the study of all major religions. ...igions, the Bhawan also expresses symbolically the ideas of the five major religions of the world.
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• Cult
  ...lied to groups known from antiquity, including historic cults of the major religions (see Cult (religious practice)). #Religions respect the individual's autonomy whereas Cults enforce compliance.
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• Sikh Art & Literature
  ...ance of art, poetry and literature is crucial to our understanding of Sikh religions. Together this collection of remarkable essays and exquisite art illustrate
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• Holy Text
  ...nd in the various holy scriptures of the many religions of the world. Many religions and spiritual movements hold certain written texts (or series of spoken leg
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• Bhagats: Hindus or Muslims?
  ...spoke out against various forms of worship/rituals of the Hindu and Muslim religions, that we link them to.
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• ECRL
  ...nd reconciliation. ECRL is a participating body of the World Conference of Religions for Peace. ...f freedom of expression to blaspheme that which is holy for believers. All religions hold certain symbols and realities of faith to be holy, and feel particular
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• Four cardinal sins
  ...and seemingly cruel death as the throat of an animal is slit while the two religions' prayers are said over the frightened animal by the Muslim or Jewish butche
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• Sant Darshan Singh
  ...founded by him in 1977. He was elected President, '6th Conference of World Religions' and presided over sessions of '15th Human Unity Conference'.
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• Judaism
  ...ory of [[Judaism]] are the major part of the foundation of other Abrahamic religions, including [[Christianity]] and [[Islam]]. * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism Article on Judaism from BBC Religion.]
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• Salman Khan’s no smoking rule
  ...on tolerance side through his paintings. Most of his paintings combine two religions together. Like his most famous painting which has the image of Jesus Christ ...wonder Salman respects all the religions and millions of fans from all the religions! (SAMPURN)
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• Sect
  ...[Caste]]. It is also used to refer to religious sub-groups within the main religions. Any organization that breaks away from a larger one to follow a different
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• Hindu temple by Guru Hargobind
  ...secular city becoming residents who felt safe to practice their individual religions freely without being harassed. The Hindus asked Guru Hargobind ji to build
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• Sikhism and smoking
  ...co and this may be because there is no prohibition of tobacco use in other religions. Though tobacco's use is considered haram and disdained by the strick Musli It may appear strange to people of other religions as to why Sikhism has such a anti-smoking stance, the reason for this has f
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• The Founding of Anandpur Sahib
  ==Let all embrace one creed and obliterate differences of religions== :"Let all embrace one creed and obliterate differences of religions. Let the Hindus who believe in four different castes and who have different
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• Thirteen Reasons For Sikhism (by Jaswinder Singh)
  #Sikhism does not look down upon people who follow other religions as "inferior, non-believer, etc". That is one reason why you don't see Sikh ...o stressing "universal equality" amongst all human beings. Which all other religions do not have.
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