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Conceptual development and education as these themes are related to the emergence of numerous prophets throughout the Indonesian archipelago in the period that spans the colonial era to the post-Suharto . period. The discussion also covers the issues of pluralism and the Indonesian government’s policies on religious freedom, tolerance

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Developmental philosophy and postmodernismes holding . (sermon), Lia also offered a free healing therapy service which attracted many clients. This chapter also presents testimonies conveyed by her early clients, who became devotees of the Salamullah, which also turned out to be a world-rejecting NRM. In this stage, the MUI branded the Sala

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Economics and Its Neighbors before 1980,uding itself from the outside world. To avoid the crowd, the group chose a hill in Bogor as their place of solitude. This was a turning point during which Lia declared the Salamullah an independent religion. Controversy started, however, when the MUI and a ‘group’ of people coordinated protests agai

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