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 1   1, 7 |         Now is the~time to seek religion," he said; "now is the time
 2   1, 7 |      added, is the time to seek religion. Go,~Siddhattha, and accomplish
 3   1, 8 | despised. To grow rich and lose religion is not true gain. But he~
 4   1, 8 |       three, power, wealth, and religion, enjoying them in~discretion
 5   1, 8 |      the sages who can teach me religion and so find~the path on
 6   1, 9 |     mankind? This is practicing religion~by the neglect of moral
 7   1, 9 |     cease to kill;~that is true religion. Rituals have no efficacy;
 8   4, 12|       sacred law. The Dharma is religion. The~Dharma alone can deliver
 9   4, 12|      This is the truth. This is religion. And the~Enlightened One
10   4, 14|    shall not die until the pure religion of truth shall have become~
11   5, 18|        form does not constitute religion or affect the mind. Thus~
12   6, 19|       earth and an~authority on religion. And the Blessed One went
13   8, 25|       the rudder. The slogan of religion calls you to~overcome the
14  11, 30|     they regarded as the aim~of religion. Thus, they avoided everything
15  11, 32|   protested that while the good religion ought~surely to last a thousand
16  12, 38|     devoted your entire life to religion and~to religious discipline,
17  13, 48|         Dharmapada, the path of religion pursued by those who~are
18  13, 48|        who do~not know the true religion. Better than living a hundred
19  13, 48|      evil desire is the highest religion.~ The gift of religion exceeds
20  13, 48|  highest religion.~ The gift of religion exceeds all gifts; the sweetness
21  13, 48|         gifts; the sweetness of religion~exceeds all sweetness; the
22  13, 48|       sweetness; the delight in religion exceeds all delights;~the
23  13, 50|         below thee. Such~is the religion thy father wants thee to
24  13, 53|      law, yet thou~tearest down religion. Thy disciples despise rites
25  13, 53|  sacrifices. The very nature of religion consists in worship and~
26  14, 60|         proclaim the praises of religion, and in the minds of~those
27  14, 60|   Tathagata preaches the law~of religion unto thee and unto the whole
28  14, 63|     common life~applies also to religion.~ "The wealth is the state
29  14, 71|    increased.~Thus the light of religion may be diffused without
30  16, 88|     delight in the blessings of religion, so that good and holy men~
31  16, 94|      abroad, in order that pure religion may last long and be~perpetuated,
32  18, 96|         you. He will~preach his religion, glorious in its origin,
33  19, 98|   opinion on the meaning~of our religion. For the Blessed One possesses
34  19, 98|     all-blessed dispensation of religion; he is the spirit of the~