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Ask a Buddhist: Is Theravada Buddhism closest to the Buddha’s?

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This Ask a Buddhist question explores the different branches of Buddhism, including Theravada, and what they teach, where they come from and how close they are to the Buddha's original teachings.

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Justice Department targets Washington’s new child abuse reporting law as anti-Catholic, civil rights violation

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How to heal eco-anxiety with Buddhist principles of interdependence

From chickens to climate action, Tracy Simmons finds hope in backyard ecology and Buddhist values like interdependence, urging local steps to counter eco-anxiety.
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How to heal eco-anxiety with Buddhist principles of interdependence

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From chickens to climate action, Tracy Simmons finds hope in backyard ecology and Buddhist values like interdependence, urging local steps to counter eco-anxiety.

Ask a Buddhist: Is Theravada Buddhism closest to the Buddha’s?

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Pope Francis, charismatic reformer and disruptor, dies at 88

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Francis leaves behind him a church still divided, but radically transformed.
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The ADL has shifted focus to combatting antisemitism, phasing out its anti-bias program, and increasingly supporting Israel amidst recent conflicts.
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