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The Golden Rule
"The Golden Rule: Do Unto Others" explores the manifestations of this rule across multiple religious traditions, guided by religious scholars and clergy members: from an Indonesian Hindu High Priest, to a Muslim Imam in New York City; an Armenian Archbishop in Jerusalem, to a Professor of Semitic Studies at Princeton University. They, alongside others, speak of how the "The Golden Rule" can drive positive change in the world.
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"The Golden Rule: Do Unto Others" explores the manifestations of this rule across multiple religious traditions, guided by religious scholars and clergy members: from an Indonesian Hindu High Priest, to a Muslim Imam in New York City; an Armenian Archbishop in Jerusalem, to a Professor of Semitic Studies at Princeton University. They, alongside others, speak of how the "The Golden Rule" can drive positive change in the world.
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