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of the Gita, The Light of Asia, and the Sermon on the Mount," religious documents from three separate religions. He also seems to attribute that notion of goodness to religion, and notes on several occasions that atheism did not appeal to him as it might to others: "It had no effect on me, for I had already crossed the Sahara of atheism," (50). He learns and considers all religions, it seems, which results in his tolerance and peacefulness later

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