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Excellent Article
by Raj on Feb 02, 2006 03:02 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

Hi,

Your article is right. We are the only secular country in the world where minority are treated royally.

So sad that our govt does takes any action.

Why not Hindu organization here take a global outlook at these issues to get people's support.



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  RE:Excellent Article
by Prad on Feb 05, 2006 07:26 AM   Permalink
Your post really makes a point.
Why can't people be allowed to get converted to Hinduism?
Let me first welcome you to "Hinduism", though I cannot really welcome you... I am a "born Hindu brahmin turned atheist". But hopefully I can provide a neutral view due to this very reason.
By the way what is Hinduism? I don't think that it is a religion.I think should be viewed more as a way of life. A way of life in which you respect higher life forms(read vegetarian) and work towards spiritual(read mind) fulfillment. As a matter of fact the above two reasons are the pillars of all the religions that have been founded in the subcontinent. I feel that Hinduism is one greatest evolving religions (where else would Buddha been accepted as one of the dashavathars!!!). It's time that Hindus start accepting that other people can follow Hinduism.
I would like to stress on the point that I am not canvassing for Hinduism. Personally I prefer Buddhism if forced to choose a religion.

As for Rajeev Srinivasan...
Hindus need to accept that there are numerous evil problems in Hinduism. I think that Hindus should canvassing to get the good features of Hinduism known to the world.

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  RE:Excellent Article
by dasi on Feb 05, 2006 11:36 PM   Permalink
For your kind information, i live in one of the European countries where every religion is treated equally. May i take this opportunity to ask you couple of questions:
1.On what basis you are saying that minorities treated 'royally'?(with some refernces please!)
2.What kind of actions should the government take?(in your point of view)
3.Do you know any thing about other country policies if so how do you know them?
(if the answer is no to this question, you better think twice before making any such GRANDIOSE statements)

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