Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... religious traditions and ethos . Reli- stop the growth of each one's indi- vidual development . ' It is a pity that in the name of a religious tradition which advocates such liberal and non - conformist ap- proaches , some people have ...
... religious traditions and ethos . Reli- stop the growth of each one's indi- vidual development . ' It is a pity that in the name of a religious tradition which advocates such liberal and non - conformist ap- proaches , some people have ...
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... religion . Ayodhya essentially represents a type of politics and the demolition of the mosque is nothing but a return to the politics of the medieval period . Mobilization of people along the lines of religious identity ignores the ...
... religion . Ayodhya essentially represents a type of politics and the demolition of the mosque is nothing but a return to the politics of the medieval period . Mobilization of people along the lines of religious identity ignores the ...
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... Religion has always been a sensitive issue with peo- ple , particularly since religious values are inculcated during the formative stages of early childhood . The influence it exercises on the politics of the United States has forced ...
... Religion has always been a sensitive issue with peo- ple , particularly since religious values are inculcated during the formative stages of early childhood . The influence it exercises on the politics of the United States has forced ...
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