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While the inner sciences have a long history in countries such as India, Tibet and China, they have never rejected the outer sciences, and there has never been a conflict between dharma and science as there has been between Western religion and science.

— Rajiv Malhotra Being Different: An Indian Challenge to Western Universalism (2011)

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