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Essay heading: Hindu Religious Traditions
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Our experience, our reason, and our dialogue with others, especially enlightened individuals, provide various means of testing our understanding of spiritual and moral truth (Sharma, 2005).
In many religions truth is delivered or revealed from a divine source and enters the world through a single agent; for example, Abraham in Judaism, Jesus in Christianity, and Muhammad in Islam...
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These truths are recorded in scriptures that serve as a source of knowledge of divine wisdom; the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Koran. In the Hindu tradition, by contrast, there is no single revelation or established doctrine by which people may achieve knowledge of the divine or lead a life backed by religious law...
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