context: It's all about the local spirits of that particular place, and they may have a dual nature--beneficial or destructive.
answer_0: Because of that buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_1: Currently, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_2: Elsewhere, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_3: In fact, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_4: Generally, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_5: Then, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_6: Meanwhile, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_7: Alternately, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_8: On the contrary, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.
answer_9: By contrast, buddhism, the dominant religion now, is less about the spirits of the natural world and more about rituals of society, family and state, Nelson said.