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what vow does the speaker make regarding buddha's divine law? please i really need this rn;)
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The underlying principle of all the different sects of Hinduism is the belief in karma (law of cause and effect) and dharma (duty/righteousness). These concepts influence the teachings, practices, and beliefs of the various sects, guiding individuals towards spiritual growth and liberation (moksha).
Dharma.
law and or divine law
No. Our country was founded by men who upheld divine law.
* rule of law, * juditial review* ,quasi theological term, * natura law[divine law] * ,highest ann unlimited power* ,making law, constitutional limitation
The Law Divine - 1920 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
There is no comparison. Civil Laws are made by mankind, Divine Law (allegedly) emanates for a Higher Authority.
No. Eternal law or the divine law is based on truth and only truth. In modern materialistic age when money is the super power and qualification, eternal or divine law often looses its place temporarily in the modern day systems of law
The wheel in Ashoka's Lion Capital symbolizes the Dharmachakra, or Wheel of Law, representing Buddhism and the teachings of the Buddha. It signifies Ashoka's commitment to upholding these principles and promoting peace, harmony, and righteousness throughout his empire.
It all depends on the culture that you are considering, and the time period. In modern times, written law will stump divine law because we live in a more secular world these days. However, if we were living in say...the medieval times, divine law would probably be more powerful if one had a ruler that ruled by divine right.