Harsh
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"Western religions are typified by hardship and austerity stemming from a harsh desert climate, while Eastern religions are characterized by abundance of low-hanging fruit in lush forests and valleys." --J. W. Geerinck |
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Etymology
From Middle English, from Middle Low German harsch (“rough”), literally "hairy," from haer (“hair”).
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