Religion
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The ideas and practices which people use to organize their lives and give them meaning.
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Books (8)
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⭐ Recommended177 pages
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304 pages[recommended but under copyright]
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243 pages[recommended but under copyright]
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Canonical Works (6)
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Because of this meritorious deed, I have been born as a very beautiful deva and enjoy all the wonderful things that delight my heart.
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Readings (22)
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Christina of Saint-Trond (1150–1224) experienced what we would nowadays call a “near-death experience.”
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… once one village area had set up a pilgrimage route, it was not long before neighbouring communities did the same
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… the “Axial Age” presents a puzzle: why did this emerge at the same time as distinct moralizing religions, with highly similar features in different civilizations? The puzzle may be solved by quantitative historical evidence that demonstrates an exceptional uptake in energy capture (general prosperity) just before the Axial Age in these three regions.
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Audio/Video (13)
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For people who say they have no religious impulse whatsoever… really? You have never felt overwhelmed by, in some way inadequate to, an experience in your life? Have never felt in yourself something staking a claim beyond yourself? Some wordless mystery straining through words to reach you? Never??
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In this world, you must be oh so smart, or oh so pleasant. Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant.
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