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... religion . Krishnaswami observed that ' since each religion or belief makes different demands on its followers , a mechanical application of the princi- ple of equality which does not take into account the various demands will often ...
... religion . Krishnaswami observed that ' since each religion or belief makes different demands on its followers , a mechanical application of the princi- ple of equality which does not take into account the various demands will often ...
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... religion set forth in Arti- cle 1 of the Declaration must be distinguished from the freedom to manifest religion or belief . No limita- nications with individuals and com- munities in matters of religion and b elief at the national and ...
... religion set forth in Arti- cle 1 of the Declaration must be distinguished from the freedom to manifest religion or belief . No limita- nications with individuals and com- munities in matters of religion and b elief at the national and ...
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... religion are you proclaiming ? Human beings are brutally killed , women ruthlessly raped and places of worship destroyed in the name of religion . What god takes pleasure in all this ? The Christians are accused of proselytizing . The ...
... religion are you proclaiming ? Human beings are brutally killed , women ruthlessly raped and places of worship destroyed in the name of religion . What god takes pleasure in all this ? The Christians are accused of proselytizing . The ...
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