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12563 Re: Not often far left, not often far right (edited with PS)
   the closest I've seen is the 2-Minute Bathroom Book Vol 2 - Religions... 		loosechange   ALEA   29 Jan 2013
 8:28 AM
12561 Re: Not often far left, not often far right (edited with PS)
   Oh Dig, "I wonder if one could do that in the US today or wheth... 		clo   ALEA   29 Jan 2013
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Re: Not often far left, not often far right (edited with PS)

By: DigSpace in ALEA
Tue, 29 Jan 13 1:20 AM
Msg. 12560 of 54959
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I had that sophomore year in high school. "World Religion" we hit the big 5: Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buhdaism, and Judaism ... didn't do any Confucius stuff. Pillars, wheels, mono vs poly, trinities, nirvana, Shiba, Vishnu ... very much just a nuts and bolts thing. Not so much on origin, but on doctrine for the living (pillars, wheels, commandments, castes) and a bit on the end game but then mostly staying away from the Abraham religions.

I wonder if one could do that in the US today or whether it was ever done in say, the south?