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Russian reactions to the US report on international religious freedom
The yearly US report on International Religious Freedom, which has been published in September 2008, always creates some irritation in different countries of the world. It is once again the case this year, as evidenced by news recently published by a leading Russian news agency, Interfax - including a summary of the official reaction of the Russian foreign ministry.

Comparative research: different religious attitudes of young people in Australia and Thailand
Although a number of traditional religious beliefs have been eroded among young Thai Buddhists, there is no sign that they will abandon Buddhism and become unaffiliated; but among young Australians, religion is approached from an individualist perspective.

Norse Pagans receive cemetery in Denmark
Followers of the (revived) Norse religion living in the third-largest city of Denmark, Odense, will be entitled to their own cemetery, following a decision made by the Danish authorities.

Protestant Pastors View Islam with Suspicion
Protestant pastors in the U.S. have a negative view of Islam and more than half agree with Franklin Graham’s statement that Islam is an “evil” religion, according to a just-released study by LifeWay Research. More than 4 in 10 agree that Islam is dangerous and promotes violence.

Buddha Figurines: Why the Poses Are Important
Buddha reached Enlightenment while meditating under the Bodhi Tree For this reason, most Buddha figurines show him meditating

A journey covering Buddhist destinations while you travel to India!
This article aims to provide information on Buddhist destinations of India. India is a great place to come for holiday. If you made up your mind to travel India to get some view of the Buddhist culture and architecture, then visiting Buddhist destinations is must. Let’s throw some light on some of the famous Buddhist spots in India:

Buddhism and the West : Subsequent to a Friendly Encounter
It is estimated that there are now over 190,000 Buddhists in the United States Most of these, however, are Americans of Chinese and Japanese origin who belong to the Pure Land Sect and are organized under the name The Buddhist Churches of America

Buddhism in the Western World
The Scholarly Beginnings of Western Buddhism HOW BUDDHISM CAME TO THE WEST It is said that at present Buddhism is firmly established in England, Germany, France, and the United States The religion of the Buddha has taken firm roots in Western soil, and only time is needed for the roots to go deep


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