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Human Rights and the World's Religions

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Introduction
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Introduction: A ‘Curvature of Social Space’
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Sagehood
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Chronology and Dramatis Personae
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Introduction
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1Sheng聖/Sage
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2Li理/Coherence
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3De彻/Virtue
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4 He 和/Harmony
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6 Challenging Harmony: Consistency, Conflicts, and the Status Quo
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7 Sagely Ease and Moral Perception
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8 Learning to Look for Harmony
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9 Engaging Practices
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10 The Political Problem
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11 Sages and Politics: A Way Forward
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