I agree that hindu religion is not short of fanatics. Atleast, they are confined to their own country.
army001 says:
"But the unfortunate part is that - these fanatics of each religion with their actions - are in one way or the other pushing these balanced people towards taking a more radical approach"
This is what I was calling to be avoided.
This is a trap which puts the people in the negative cycle
with the never ending misery.
To break it, every individual has to contribute by avoiding
such traps. Never directly or indirectly support such theories.
As M.K. Gandhi used to say:
"Eye for an eye makes the whole world blind"
I agree that hindu religion is not short of fanatics. Atleast, they are confined to their own country.
army001 says:
"But the unfortunate part is that - these fanatics of each religion with their actions - are in one way or the other pushing these balanced people towards taking a more radical approach"
This is what I was calling to be avoided.
This is a trap which puts the people in the negative cycle
with the never ending misery.
To break it, every individual has to contribute by avoiding
such traps. Never directly or indirectly support such theories.
As M.K. Gandhi used to say:
"Eye for an eye makes the whole world blind"
How true?