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Category Archives: Buddhism
Cross and Lotus – Buddhism in the UK
There may be as many as 46,000 ‘converts’ to Buddhism from Roman Catholic and Anglican backgrounds in the UK. This estimate is based on figures obtained from the British Religion in Numbers website, managed by David Voas and other members … Continue reading
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