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Tamguatlay Posted 11 years ago
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Should 'ceremony' be in upper case?
The Oeshiki Ceremony that I conducted today is the ceremony/Ceremony to celebrate the significance of the True Buddha Nichiren Daishonin's “extinction but non-extinction” and “eternal life throughout the three existences”.
Should 'ceremony' be in upper case?
Thanks.
Should 'ceremony' be in upper case?
Thanks.
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I don't think you need to say again that it's a ceremony. This seems enough: The Oeshiki Ceremony that I conducted today celebrates the significance of the True Buddha Nichiren Daishonin's “extinction but non-extinction” and “eternal life throughout the three existences”.
- I don't think you need to say again that it's a ceremony.
- This seems enough: The Oeshiki Ceremony that I conducted today celebrates the significance of the True Buddha Nichiren Daishonin's “extinction but non-extinction” and “eternal life throughout the three existences”.
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I don't think you need to say again that it's a ceremony. This seems enough:
The Oeshiki Ceremony that I conducted today celebrates the significance of the True Buddha Nichiren Daishonin's “extinction but non-extinction” and “eternal life throughout the three existences”.
The Oeshiki Ceremony that I conducted today celebrates the significance of the True Buddha Nichiren Daishonin's “extinction but non-extinction” and “eternal life throughout the three existences”.
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