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Religious revival (n.) can be a product of strangulation: sanctions destroyed the middle class and secular schools, and despairing people sought succor in religion.
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Religious revival (n.) can be a product of strangulation: sanctions destroyed the middle class and secular schools, and despairing people sought succor in religion.
Religious revival (n.) can, for Westerners, be based only on Christianity, just as the Buddha reformed Hinduism by absorbing it and Christ fulfilled rather than destroyed the law.