| Arise Arjuna Hinduism And The
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| THE UNITY OF RELIGION AND
RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE |
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It should not
be a problem for anyone if another person is a Hindu, Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, atheist
or anything else. That should be the persons own right, their own affairs which it is not
for us individually to judge. Religion should be an individual matter, not a state or
community enforced belief (which only means that it is a form of hypnosis or social
control). Each individual should be free to critically examine all religious teachings and
reject what they don't find to be true. Insisting that people accept the validity of all
religions, just like insisting that they accept the validity of one religion, can be a
form of social domination, not furthering the individual in his or her own discovery of
Truth.
This is no different than how the different sects of Hinduism relate. A Shaivite and
Vaishnava, for example, don't have to agree on all aspects of their beliefs to have
harmony with one another. |
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