EPILOGUE  

May I close with honest and sincere wish that heckling at the believers does not bring credit to the non-believers of any brand, nor showing violence either by word of mouth or shoe of fist also? In as much as the non-believers have a right to pursuing their own policies and enjoying the honour of their advanced learning and theories, the believers too have the privilege of sticking on to their own opinions and continuing their religious activities, which they deem productive of gain and pleasure, of course, their end being emancipation which they overtly and covertly admit, if sincerely asked for. 

Here, I am constrained to refer to the point that it is not wise to set fire to the house to rid of rat menace. If time permits; spirits direct and good angel propels, better have a confrontation with the defaulters - priests and their bosses and reform them for the good of the society first and the world at large. But it must be in the spirit of non-violence. 

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