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| | | |  City doctor has prescription for crossing cultural divide (The Inverness Courier)
IN a world riven by religious divisions, there is an organisation in Inverness which provides a model example of cross-religious co-operation. Its president is a Hindu, its secretary Muslim and its treasurer Buddhist, while other full and associate members are Sikh, Christian and Bahá'í. Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-news/18902-city-doctor-has-prescription-crossing-cultural.html More... *
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