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(well, just where *is* the Eightfold Path? In a religion, a 12-step program, or what?)
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Shouldn't the first sentence tell the ignorant reader, ie, me, something more about where the Eightfold Path *comes* from? Is it Christian dogma, Buddhism, Confusianism, or what?  I myself don't have a clue and you've gotta figure that other readers don't either.
Shouldn't the first sentence tell the ignorant reader, ie, me, something more about where the Eightfold Path *comes* from? Is it Christian dogma, Buddhism, Confusianism, or what?  I myself don't have a clue and you've gotta figure that other readers don't either.[[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce]] 13:45, 26 December 2007 (CST)

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 Definition:  A fundamental teaching of Buddhism, and is proposed as the means by which humans can free themselves of the suffering imposed by craving, clinging, and desire. [d] [e]
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Shouldn't the first sentence tell the ignorant reader, ie, me, something more about where the Eightfold Path *comes* from? Is it Christian dogma, Buddhism, Confusianism, or what? I myself don't have a clue and you've gotta figure that other readers don't either.Hayford Peirce 13:45, 26 December 2007 (CST)

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