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Sacred Texts & Scholarship
Scriptures, translations, commentary traditions, and academic research.
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Bible Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and New Testament—text, canon, and commentary. Quran Translations, tafsir, manuscript studies, and recitation sciences. Torah & Talmud Parsha cycles, commentaries, and rabbinic literature study. Vedas & Upanishads Hindu śruti texts, philosophy, and classical commentaries. Buddhist Canons Pali Tipitaka, Mahayana sutras, Tibetan Kangyur and Tengyur. Guru Granth Sahib Scripture of Sikhism—hymns, kirtan traditions, and exegesis. Daoist Texts Daodejing, Zhuangzi, and commentarial traditions in Daoism.
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