Show mercy
Temper judgment with concern for restoration.
Release vengeance when morally appropriate.
Comparative atlas · Original English corpus · Evidence before conclusions
67.3%
14.6%
44.1%
0.0%
*Calculated from source labels beginning “Specific”; not a count of verified quotations.
Release vengeance when morally appropriate.
This is the atlas’s definition, not a substitute for a tradition’s own interpretation. Scope, exceptions and translations require review of each source.
The original index differs from recomputed unique-system or specific-anchor counts. Both are retained; the source file is unchanged.
All Systems: source 94 · recomputed 93
Overall %: source 43.6 · recomputed 44.086
41 selected mappings
Avesta and Asha-centered ethics
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Tradition-level research anchor · Iranian
Comparative analogue only; verify exact wording, translation, school, denomination, historical context, scope, and exceptions before formal quotation.
Independent review pending. Edition XXI · Teaching Evidence · row 543. Source publisher, date, translation and license have not been validated.
This edition does not supply a historical genealogy or coordinates for this teaching. Transmission, invention, population and geographic presence are not inferred from a mapping.
Shared systems in the corpus, not evidence of historical influence.
Temper judgment with concern for restoration.
Protect persons treated as property or instruments.
Respond to suffering with concern and constructive assistance.
| Primary Rank - Religious | 11 |
|---|---|
| Overall Rank | 67 |
| Nonreligious Rank | 198 |
| Religious Frequency Tier | 5 |
| Religions Sharing | 35 |
| Religious Systems | 52 |
| Religious % | 67.3 |
| Nonreligious Groups Sharing | 6 |
| Nonreligious Groups | 41 |
| Nonreligious % | 14.6 |
| All Systems Sharing | 41 |
| All Systems | 94 |
| Overall % | 43.6 |
| Direct Official Anchors | 0 |
| Direct Evidence % | 0 |
| Cross-Sphere Balance Index | 21.7 |
| Religious Adoption Gap | 52.7 |
Religion-weighted commonality