In Orthodox Christianity, one can avoid doing this by intercession or acts of mercy.
Chapter 87 of the Adi Parva declares that the refusal to use harsh words or wrong others when you have been wronged is a form of this practice. This practice in Judaism was known as Maasar Ani in Biblical Times, but in modern times is called tzedakah [suh-dah-KAH]. In Orthodox Christianity, one can avoid doing this by intercession or acts of mercy. This practice is known as Dana in Hinduism and is one of the pillars of Islam, Zakat. For 10 point, name this common religious practice usually referring to the giving of goods or money to the impoverished.
Chapter 87 of the Adi Parva declares that the refusal to use harsh words or wrong others when you have been wronged is a form of this practice.
Almsgiving (in Orlando be nice and prompt on "tithing")