It refers to different races getting along in a friendly manner.
yes, yes it is
1)To foster racial harmony among all ethnic groups. w2)To defend our country.
i believe its Switzerland
Zakir Husain has written: 'Communal harmony and the future of India' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Hindus, Muslims, Ethnic relations
Harmony No Harmony was created on 2005-05-16.
The address of the Harmony Branch Library is: 3393 Harmony Hwy, Harmony, 28634 M
The Zulu translation for the word "harmony" is "ukulungelelana."
it should be about harmony and harmony things that happen on harmony days
The address of the Harmony Museum is: 218 Mercer St, Harmony, PA 16037
because it's about a camp in Harmony.
harmony is not celebrated there is only a thing called harmony day! hunny!
A:Traditionally, religions have developed within a specific ethnic group, even if they subsequently become universalising religions. So, for example, Judaism is the religion of Jews who believe their ancestors to be the Hebrew people, Christianity (at least now) has Europeans at its core, Islam has an Arabian core and uses Arabic as its core language, and Daoism has a Chinese ethnic core. In each case, racial harmony is certainly possible, but history shows this to be an almost impossible ideal.Christians have used their Bible to justify the enslavement of other races, while Muslims are divided on sectarian lines, which often result in de facto ethnic divides. Judaism welcomes converts, but some more orthodox Jews refuse to acknowledge black Jews as truly Jews, even if their ancestors have been Jewish for centuries. Religion and international harmony are at times almost irreconcilable.