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Buddhism has adapted to changes over time by accepting new followers from different climates and cultures. It was an early pioneer in spreading to the Western world, with the first Zen Buddhist institute opening in San Francisco in 1945. Buddhism also embraced women earlier than other religions, encouraging their acceptance and participation as students and leaders rather than treating them as second-class citizens. This flexibility has allowed Buddhism to spread its teachings more widely and remain relevant over centuries.
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Islam began in Arabia in the 7th century CE and has since spread worldwide. There are approximately 1-1.5 billion Muslims globally, making Islam one of the largest religions. The majority of Muslims live in Asia and Africa, concentrated in a geographic rectangle from West Africa to Southeast Asia. All Muslims learn some Arabic and share certain cultural traditions like Arabic calligraphy and architecture featuring minarets from which the call to prayer is chanted five times daily.
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The document discusses the doctrine of social traditionalism. It defines tradition as beliefs, customs, and practices passed down through generations without written instruction. Traditionalism began in the US between 1630-1875 as religious traditionalism led by the Pilgrims who valued education associated with religion. They required schools in towns over 100 people. In southern colonies, there was no standard for education as residents were happy with English traditions. The document defines traditionalists as parents and teachers who see schools as institutions to develop students' mental abilities and pass on Western cultural heritage through an academic curriculum focused on basic skills and liberal arts. Traditionalists view teachers as guiding student learning.
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Dear readers,
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