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The '''Absolute Freedom Group''' are members of SGI-UK,
[[File:Sanshokuki2.svg|thumb|Soka Gakkai flag with logo]]The '''Absolute Freedom Group''' are members of SGI-UK,
whose aim is to introduce the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin,
whose aim is to introduce the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin (a branch of Japanese Buddhism)
to the LGBT community.<ref>http://londonlgbtalmanac.wikispaces.com/AbsoluteFreedomBuddhistGroupofSGI-UK Article in the ''[[London LGBT Almanac]]''</ref>
to the LGBT community.<ref>http://londonlgbtalmanac.wikispaces.com/AbsoluteFreedomBuddhistGroupofSGI-UK Article in the ''[[London LGBT Almanac]]''</ref>
SGI (Soka Gakkai International) is the international offshoot of Soka Gakkai, It has been described as "the world's largest Buddhist lay group and America's most diverse".<ref name=tricycleInterview>http://www.tricycle.com/interview/faith-revolution Clark Strand, "Faith in Revolution" ''Tricycle Magazine'' 2008 volume 4</ref>


==References==
==References==
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Soka Gakkai flag with logo

The Absolute Freedom Group are members of SGI-UK,

whose aim is to introduce the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin (a branch of Japanese Buddhism) to the LGBT community.[1]

SGI (Soka Gakkai International) is the international offshoot of Soka Gakkai, It has been described as "the world's largest Buddhist lay group and America's most diverse".[2]

References

<references>

  1. ↑ http://londonlgbtalmanac.wikispaces.com/AbsoluteFreedomBuddhistGroupofSGI-UK Article in the London LGBT Almanac
  2. ↑ http://www.tricycle.com/interview/faith-revolution Clark Strand, "Faith in Revolution" Tricycle Magazine 2008 volume 4
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