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Religion is Not Washed Away in Flushing
Throughout history, religious conflict has been a source of devastating turmoil, worldwide. Religion is arguably something that has played the largest role in shaping today’s world, defining history and society. Even currently, religious differences shape perspectives, politics, and fuel more … Continue reading
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Lower Manhattan – Mahayana Temple
What caught my attention during my ventures in Chinatown was the Buddhist temple, the Mahayana Temple, on 133 Canal St. The temple is actually a branch of the original Buddhist temple, The Eastern States Buddhist Temple of America Inc., which … Continue reading
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The Religious Communities of Bensonhurst Brooklyn
The religious communities of Bensonhurst Brooklyn are a diverse and accepting group. The different immigrant and religious populations seem very acknowledging and receiving of each other and even seem willing to work together towards a greater and larger sense of … Continue reading
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Religion in Jackson Heights
Jackson Heights is a neighborhood where different religions and cultures coexist in harmony. There is a Greek Orthodox Church, SS. Constantine and Helen, on the same street as the Jackson Heights Islamic Center Mosque, which is located right off of … Continue reading
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