Loyalty to a person or thing; allegiance: keeping faith with one's supporters. 4. ... One may rely on fate to help them succeed in life and to help them find true love. ... It is man's attempt to justify what it holds to be true in faith. ...

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Can it then be true that our religious beliefs are but a mere attempt to subconsciously justify ourselves? Is it also true that God is nothing save a "projection of self-seeking emotions . . . the self in disguise?" ...

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The Bhakti saints like Kabir and Nanak had laid emphasis on the one true god, who could be apprehended within their hearts by constantly dwelling on Him and repeating His name. ... Abu'l Fazl had asserted that the removal of the Jizyah was Akbar's way of repaying the Hindus for the loyalty that they had shown him during the early years of his reign. ...

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