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William Scott Green, professor of religion at the University of Rochester, said a study of the religious beliefs and practices of 11 religious groups in seven countries showed that most people saw religion as a positive thing."If you look at Israel and India, where there is violence that we associate with religion, the majority of people in both of those places say that the violence is political rather than religious," Scott Green said."That's a very important
Integrity as I define it: is to embrace, accept, and articulate your own deepest being. The journey of courage is to create the space to stay attuned to your own deepest essence, stardust awakening in matter, and extend that expression to the world.