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same disorder that led the Australian gentleman we encountered at the start of this chapter to believe that he had two heads and heard the voices of Jesus and Abraham. Estimates reveal a greater number of cases among Catholic than Islamic or Protestant societies, and the fewest among Hindu societies, al

1. late president of the Pali Text Society (1922-42) in Steven Collins (1997)Selflen Person: Imagery and thought in TheravAda Buddhism, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p.7 2. late president of the Pali Text Society (1959-81) in Peter Harvey (1995) The Selfless Mind, Curzon Press, p.17 3. Buddhism (1959) Penguin

nation is alien to gospel-teaching, they elaborately interpret certain of the most striking sayings in this sense, and give graphic details of how Jesus, as the First Mystery, brought to rebirth the souls of John the Baptizer and of the disci- ples, and supervised the economy of his own in- carnation

ltruistic even in the absence of such rewards. Certainly, religions advocate doing good for the “right” reasons. In the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 6, Jesus advocates, “Be careful not to practice your righteousness in front of others to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father

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