American Henry Olcott saw the need for religious reform in his faith. Which did he believe in? Select all that apply.

that women deserved a higher status

serving the poor and social justice

bringing all of the different Buddhist teachings together

developing a greater allegiance to one's own country

working Buddhism out in the modern world

He believed in serving the poor and social justice and developing a greater allegiance to one's own country.

Explanation:

Religious thoughts in all corners in the world are always reflect the principles of ethics and humanity. Always there will be procedures are pre-defined by all  saints of all the practicing religions. Every man in this world has its way of choosing the religious path to increase his belief towards religious transformation.

Mr. Henry Olcott also one among the group of eminent citizens who wants to purify his soul by adopting the spiritual discourse in one particular point of time.  His requirement may suit his thirst for searching the question of revitalizing and directing the path of his mental development towards doing human services which are in high demand during critical situations.

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