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Are there any schools of Buddhism that don’t adhere to slave morality?

when it includes the concept of anatta (not-self)?

https://www.buddhistinquiry.org/article/perennial-issues-2/

This article seems to elucidate the issues quite well.
How would a perennialist respond while keeping true to the concept of anatta?

>refutes all other major world religions and is superior to them in every way imaginable, at the same time carrying far greater spiritual and philosophical wisdom that is at the same time consistent with modern science 500-1000 years before all other major world religions come into existence and 2500 years before the advent of modern science
how did they do it bros?

is theravada superior to mahayana?

is it even worth trying to learn about buddhism as a westerner, as most material available to us is corrupted by degenerate hippies and atheists?

Okay, I've been kinda bored out with Western philosophy, so much that I've taken to studying religion. I don't wanna be a pleb and not actually understand bhuddism and Hinduism. So give me good survey, intro books, or MUST READ primary sources/texts in bhuddism/Hinduism.