`  == Dharma ==  I cannot comment on the quality of the article, and I have not read it fully. It does seem that a lot of points have been covered. Due to the nature of the article, it is possible that there can be a few inadvertent inadequacies.   I noticed this line: 'For example, the Sanskrit word dharma, sometimes translated as ``religion``, also means law.'  Even though I am not good in Sanskrit, due to the fact that this word 'Dharma' is much used in most Indian languages, I think I should say that this word does not really  mean religion or law or even justice.   It more or less means what is right or righteous in terms of the social code connected to the precedence of hierarchical levels of what is right as encoded in the feudal languages of India. Even though, in ancient times, it may have been connected to caste hierarchy and associated precedences, in current times, it may be more in association with social position. In short, what is a right or rightful for the superior, would not be the same if claimed by the inferior. Dharma is different for different levels of people    `