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Karen Armstrong apresenta o seu desejo para o prémio TED: A Carta pela Compaixão

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As pessoas querem ser religiosas, afirma Karen Armstrong; devemos agir no sentido de tornar a religião uma força de harmonia. Karen Armstrong solicitou a ajuda da Comunidade TED para o desenvolvimento da Carta pela Compaixão, restaurando assim a Regra de Ouro como o centro de toda a doutrina religiosa.

Karen Armstrong is a provocative, original thinker on the role of religion in the modern world. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese by Paulo Duarte
Reviewed by Sofia Nunes
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