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	The religious response to "history" that tries to freeze certain institutions and rites as a reminder of a golden age untouched by history could be called the response.

	A response to history that is fulfilled in Neo-Platonic, Stoic, and Epicurean philosophy or in such works as the Upanishads and Bhagavad-Gita could be called the response.

	One of the half-dozen or so great, or prototypically ideal human beings who transforms tradition via a new revelation is generally known as a .

	A reaction to history which witnesses the challenge of all previous assumptions, even the idea of history itself is called .

	The period exemplified by rapturous identification with deity, such as Sufi mysticism, devotion to Krishna or Mary took is characterized as .

	An leader usually studied in an existing organization, rose in its ranks, and was ordained or officially recognized within it.

	Considering whether the number of lives to be lost in a war would be worth it is to follow a approach in ethics.

	One reason art is important for religion is that it can represent things like angels or the Divine that are normally .

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