double standard, a rule or principle which is unfairly applied in different ways to different people or groups

religion, faith, creed

thud, crash, sound of the falling of a heavy body, thud-falling

incarnation of Dharma, or god of justice (an epithet of respect for a just or upright man)

religious war, crusade

protection of religion

a guardian or patron of law, or justice, or religion

almshouse

spoil one's religion or caste

religious instruction, ethical and religious education

the foundation of Hindū law and religion, the Vedas

rest house for travellers and pilgrims, dharmsala

a body or code of laws (esp. the code of Hindu law), jurisprudence

marriage according to religious law and rite

theology scholar, theologian

do good

knowledge of religion and wrongdoing, religion and irreligion, good and bad, true and false

to store up treasure in the future world by good works and a virtuous life, to work out (one's) salvation

to swear by one's creed, to take an oath