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From the text or from research on your own, note from two religions some similarities and differences in their specific moral prescriptions. For example, consider ahimsa in Jainism but justifications of war in Islam, prohibitions of pork in Judaism but not in Christianity, or the need to give to the poor in Islam, but no such evident command in the Buddhist precepts. Now connect the moral differences with different concepts of Ultimate Being or other specific teachings within the respective religions to show the internal logic of each. Evaluate these religious ideas for practicality and goodness in your own defended opinion.
Third-party Conflict
Involves the intervention of an external agent to help resolve a disagreement or dispute between two other parties.
Process Control
The practice of monitoring and adjusting processes to ensure they meet desired outcomes, often used in manufacturing and production.
Outcome Control
The regulation and monitoring of results or outputs, often in a business or organizational context.
Bargaining Positions
The contextual stances parties take in negotiation scenarios influenced by their needs, desires, expectations, and the power balance.
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