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Interfaith Meditation
Clip: 9/13/2012 | 4m 17s
Can Buddhism and the practice of meditation co-exist with other religions?
We visited Arlington Temple United Methodist Church in northern Virginia, where visitors can go to begin each day with communal meditation. It is organized by local resident Alex Yuan and Arlington Temple's pastor Cathy Abbott. We asked them about how Buddhism and the practice of meditation can complement Christianity, Judaism, and other faiths.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Interfaith Meditation
Clip: 9/13/2012 | 4m 17s
We visited Arlington Temple United Methodist Church in northern Virginia, where visitors can go to begin each day with communal meditation. It is organized by local resident Alex Yuan and Arlington Temple's pastor Cathy Abbott. We asked them about how Buddhism and the practice of meditation can complement Christianity, Judaism, and other faiths.
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