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Thank you!

One thing that is always difficult is what sort of term we can use to represent the broadest group of religious traditions. If "people of faith" or "faith-based" is not a helpful term to describe Abrahamic faiths and Buddhists, do you have a recommendation for a term that works better?

I really appreciate this input. It is always hard to pick the right language to be as inclusive as possible and to have meaning for a wide range of audiences. If terms such as "faith" and references to God do not resonate, what are some terms you'd recommend writers use in their place?

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