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dharmic faiths

  1. Dawnofhope

    The Eternal Covenant of God: Does it exist within Hinduism and Buddhism?

    The Eternal Covenant of God is an enormously important part of the Abrahamic Faiths whether it be Judaism, Christianity, Islam or the Baha’i Faith. At its heart is a binding agreement between God and man. God asks man to recognise His Great Spiritual Teachers and follow Their Teachings. In...
  2. ronki23

    Were Hindus and Buddhists enemies?

    The antics of Adi Shankara in the 8th century assuming he was born in 788 and died in 820 CE are well known and part of history. Sankara postulated the Vedas as authority; and hence was ranked as a Sanatani. Later on, the priestly class appropriated this and Max Muller called it Hinduism. Thus...
    • ronki23
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    • Forum: Religious Debates
  3. Dawnofhope

    Karma - Is it a Universal or Dharmic principle?

    Karma can mean different things to different people. A common understanding is the law of cause and effect, of action and reaction. In that sense it is a universal law that not only concerns human behaviour and morality but the phenomonal world too. Karma in Sanskrit means action, work or...
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