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Re: [tips] Random Thought: China Diary, Ourselves
Louis E. Schmier
Fri, 22 Oct 2010 06:29:33 -0700
Allen, what rosy picture? And, whatever defensiveness you see in my
reply, is
in your eyes. Again, there is no 1st amendment in China. Religious
I did say permitted religions and I did say no 1st amendment here. That
means no practicing of full religious freedom. But, Buddhism is practiced
openly and without any restriction or government interference. But, memories
die hard. Christianity in the minds of many Chinese is still equated
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Re: [tips] Random Thought: China Diary, Ourselves
Louis E. Schmier
Fri, 22 Oct 2010 02:41:43 -0700
I did say permitted religions and I did say no 1st amendment here.
That
means no practicing of full religious freedom. But, Buddhism is
practiced
openly and without any restriction
Diary, tonight, Wednesday, May 26, I'm diving deep, real deep,
spiritually and emotionally deep, so deep most people can't or won't dive there
with me. A few mornings ago I cut out a Buddhist saying from the approved
English language newspaper, China Daily, of all places. Buddhism is
