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| | Korean Buddhism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13) |
 | | The Jogye Order includes 2000 temples, 15,000 Buddhist monks and nuns, and as of 1997, there were about 8.1 million active, registered lay members and countless followers more loosely affiliated. |
 | | The Jogye Order has followed the tradition of practice and active propagation, the education of lay Buddhists, and various forms of social welfare. |
 | | Therefore, the Jogye Order, based on the Buddhist ethic of respect for all life forms, concerns itself with environmental problems related to development and destruction of nature. |
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