RE:Time for no religion
by Save Hinduism on May 08, 2007 06:16 AM Permalink
Manish, Stop living in a fool's paradise. Right expression is increasing all over the globe. Get your facts right first before meandering thru some unknown territory. Religion is pure addiction. People just cannot get it out of their system.As long as one of the faiths continues aggression, the others would follow suit. Look at what islam has done in the last decade. It has rekindled the religious fanaticism which actually has gone to new heights. Education has nothing to do with faith. You can get rid of blind faith but cannot rid yourself of teachings which are rooted in solid reason and rationale.
RE:RE:Time for no religion
by on May 11, 2007 09:21 PM Permalink
Dear Save Hinduism, way to use Islam as a way to get inspired. Makes all of us who espouse HInduism (it's right tenets) look like complete schmucks. Don't you guys get it? I don't care about YSR's religion. What's your problem? I honestly wouldn't care if the guy went and knelt at a darga or mosque as long as he did the right thing by the poorest of the poor people, which is what he does, day in and day out. Some rich guys are putting the VHP folks on their pay rolls and have succesfully brainwashed them into this absolutely irrelevant tirade. HOW does his not being part of our religion affect his performance with poor people? Have you guys gone into rural Andhra in recent years to see the changes that have taken place? Poor people used to drink water the color of coke, now they drink water that looks somewhat like water, get off your asses and do something for those people either by joining hands with this CM or on your own, but DO NOT keep assaulting him with wrong statistics, incorrect reporting and all that religious VHP mumbo jumbo that will make you seem no different than Bin Laden.
RE:Time for no religion
by MANISH R SHUKLA on May 08, 2007 07:12 AM Permalink
Time is the Best Answer to your concerns And Yes religeon is an adiction And you seem to be addicted by it ,come out of this addiction and think rationally where are we progressing
RE:RE:Time for no religion
by manish shukla on May 08, 2007 05:48 AM Permalink
Today the need of religeon for the lay man is less for faith but more for identifying onself with a community for security and fear from the rest of the religeons
