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Essential Belief: Lakota
 
  Need to know the fundamentals of this belief.

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The writing and teachings that formed the basis of beliefs and religious traditions as seen by demographics and geographics of the World.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 18, 2018
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The spiritual tradition includes the sacredness of women, the sacred relationship with the Buffalo Nation, self-sacrifice for the good of others, the importance and sacredness of relationship with all of creation. The Seven Laws include generosity; compassion;. humility; respect of all creation; the development of a great mind through observation, silence, and patience; bravery in the face of adversity to protect the nation; and wisdom. Lakota believe there is one God or Creator (The Great Spirit, Mystery, or Sacred One) but traditionally do not believe in a Devil, fallen angels or true evil. All creation possesses a Spirit.

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Lakota: Seven Sacred Rites of White Buffalo Calf Woman. Seven Laws of the Lakota (Woope Sakowin)--North America.

Hinduism: Vedas and the Upanishads --India

Buddhism, (Buddha Dharma): Teachings of the way of the Buddha, the Awakened One (Siddhartha Bautama) India.

Confucianism: Teachings of ConfuciusChina.

Judaism: The Torah, The Prophets, The Writings, the Talmud, and the Shulchan AruchMid East.

Catholicism: The Bible and the traditions of the Roman Catholic ChurchMid East and Europe.

Islam: Quran (Koran), Scrolls of Abraham, The Torah of Moses, The Psalms of David, the Gospel of JesusMid East.

Protestantism: The BibleMid East.
(Includes Baptist and African American Baptist traditions)

Seventh Day Adventist: The Bible and the writings of Ellen G WhiteMid East and United States.

Mormonism: The Bible, the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ, the Doctrine of the Covenants, and the Pearl of Great PriceMid East and United States.


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