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| − | Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of consciousness. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by Hinduism, and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees. | + | Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of [[consciousness]]. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by [[Hinduism]], and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees. |
| − | Hindus in the United States are predominantly Republican. | + | Hindus in the [[United States]] are predominantly [[Republican]]. |
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Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of consciousness. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by Hinduism, and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees.
Hindus in the United States are predominantly Republican.