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... Owaisi, the Islamist revivalist in the Indian remnant, promptly contested the said proposition. Needless to say, while Modi echoed the lament of the Hindu nationalists, albeit in a politically correct vocabulary, Owaisi sees the Muslim invasion of Hindustan through the prism of eight-hundred years of Islamic hukummat over the same. Whatever, a critical examination of Indi...

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...Wonder why the thoughtless Hindus should indulge in making such ridiculous claims even as their ancestors had left a host of unimaginable accomplishments, acknowledged by the world at large, for their feel good - the invention of zero, value of pi, and...

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... the said proposition. Needless to say, while Modiechoed the lament of the Hindu nationalists, albeit in a politically correct vocabulary, Owaisisees ... ...eit in a politically correct vocabulary, Owaisisees the Muslim invasion of Hindustan through the prism of eight-hundred years of Islamichukummat over ... ...is of its socio-culturalconstruct therein would belie the supposition that Hindus were forced into slavery in anywhich way.No doubt, when the Islamic ... ...ct. Thus, it’s as ifIndia then was the crown of the creation, adorned with Hindu jewels, and that being thecase, maybe the Hindus of that time were ju... ...estimony for that In his eponymous book on India of around 1030CE. “… the Hindus believe that there is no country but theirs, no nation like theirs, ...

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...The Encyclopedia Britannica describes “Hindutva ('Hindu-ness'), as an ideology that sought to define Indian culture in terms of Hindu values" and India’s Apex Court had ruled that “Ordinarily, Hindutva is understood as a way of life or a state of mind and is not t...

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...Leaving the West to its self-destructive Islamapologian ways, a closer look at India would reveal how the fear of the Hindu Theocratic State is unfounded to say the least. True, the Islamic fundamentalism could usher in theocratic states in many Muslim countries owing to the religious fervour of the believers for the adoption of the oppressi...

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...ers and thenof the British colonizers, Bharat Varsha, the ancient land of the Hindus, regained itsindependence as India, albeit downsized by the latte... ...om it as ahomeland for its Muslims. Thus, it would have been logical that the Hindus had thetruncated India all for themselves but owing to its wooly ... ... drink the same old wine in a new bottle. What’s worsewas Nehru’s nipping the Hindu nationalistic impulses in the bud, perceiving them asoffensive to ... ...ring the right wing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP forshort), have been weary of nationalism that is anathema to Islam. By exploiting the Hinducaste divi... ..., have been weary of nationalism that is anathema to Islam. By exploiting the Hinducaste divisions and exacerbating the Muslim identity crisis, the se... ...y crisis, the self-serving ruling classes hadthrived all through by thwarting nationalism from occupying any political space. At last,though the BJP c... ...olitics, came tohave on Indian electorate. By the way, nothing symbolizes the Hindu plight in independentIndia than their inability even to make a cas... ...he BJP in the Indian political arenaafter 2014 that too on the plank of Hindu nationalism, made the ‘politicians on the retreat’to raise the bogey of ... ... in the open Hindu ethos. Back to the issue, the diversity of the Indian sub-nationalism, rooted in the vernacularaffiliations, would provide enough ...

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...y of existence of a humanist as an anti-national humanist? He wonders if it is possible for humanists like doctors to not become the externalities of nationalism labeling the blood saffron, green, red, black and white (even pacifists die in wars between nations)....

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...sm towards Religion Self-Love and Tranquility No Employment in the State Resistance to Nationalism4 Lessons from the Past Albert Einstein Karl Ma... ...equisite forthe membership of the nation6; something closest to the Indian concept of the Hindutvanationalism7. Renan, a liberal nationalist, defined ... ...eration akin to the European Union, leaving no scope for the propagation ofconstitutional nationalism. So, the Indian idea of constitutional or plural... ...ional nationalism. So, the Indian idea of constitutional or pluralistic nationalismis not nationalism per se but an ideological support for the alread... ...ut an ideological support for the already mature confederation.But for the revival of the Hindutva nationalism in the current RSS/BJP regime, India ha... ...ological support for the already mature confederation.But for the revival of the Hindutva nationalism in the current RSS/BJP regime, India hadlong she... ...ndian constitution to establish a constitutional source of nationalism as acounter to the Hindutva nationalism are actually doing a big disservice to ... ...gration. In India, several attempts have been made to establish the hegemony of Hindi(not Hindustani)12, but the same has failed only because of the t... ...ability is not.However, when nationalists speak of culture they just don't mean that. The Hindutvanationalists in India may theoretically differentiat...

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...Godse, in his own words, was “Born in a devotional Brahmin family, I instinctively came to revere Hindu religion, Hindu history and Hindu culture. I had, therefore, been intensely proud of Hinduism as a whole. As I grew up I developed a tendency to free thinking unfettered by any superstitious allegiance to any isms, poli...

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...s, was “Born in a devotional Brahmin family, I instinctivelycame to revere Hindu religion, Hindu history and Hindu culture. I had, therefore, beeninte... ... Hindu history and Hindu culture. I had, therefore, beenintensely proud of Hinduism as a whole. As I grew up I developed a tendency to freethinking un... ... policy and action had brought rack and ruin and destruction to millionsof Hindus. There was no legal machinery by which such an offender could be bro... ...t the policy was entirely due to the presence of Gandhi.” Being himself a Hindu that Gandhi tended to be ‘unfairly favourable towards theMuslims’ at ... ...o the hilt and walked away with Pakistan to the hurt andhumiliation of the Hindu majority of Hindustan. That Gandhi could not shed hisinappropriate pa... ...s mindset, his cultural affinity for Muslimsmade him averse to the idea of nationalism, an anathema to Islam, in the post-partitioned Hindustan, home ... ...align the Hindu nationalistic impulses per se.Having thus nipped the Hindu nationalism in the bud, Nehru encouraged theseparatist-minded Muslim ghetto... ... narrative awakening the lazy Hindu intelligentsia tothe virtues of Indian nationalism that runs counter to their Dar-al-Islam destination.Moreover, o... ...am destination.Moreover, one cannot eulogize Gandhianism and yet vouch for nationalism in thesame vein with any conviction for they are oxymoron, and ...

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...More so, it was Gandhi’s lack of foresight leading up to India’s partition that hurt the Hindus the most, to appreciate which his wooly Hindu-Muslim sadbhavana should be contrasted with Ambedkar’s robust take on the Muslim psyche: “…the allegiance of a Muslim does not rest on his domicile in the country which is ...

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...e, for a fresh look at it.In Kitab al-Hind, Al-Biruni had stated that “the Hindus believe that there is nocountry but theirs, no nation like theirs, n... ...e? But still, by the 20th century,the sangh pariwar, in order to make Hindus feel proud of being Hindus allagain, had no option but to come up wi... ...s allagain, had no option but to come up with the slogan, garv se kaho hum hinduhain. But then, what it was that so adversely affected the Hindu moral... ...all of Bharat that is India is thesubject matter of this exercise.That the Hindus felt what they felt in the 11th century, despite the 1st centuryevan... ...the cause of India’s plight, past andpresent – the abject ignorance of the Hindus about the exclusivist ethos of theexpansionist Christian and Islamic... ...with them.But then, even as the patriotic fervour began to awake the Hindu nationalism,the Islamic craving for a Muslim homeland started taking its po... ...ammer on the anvil of that human tragedy for smotheringthe resurgent Hindu nationalism. Why, he did proclaim that he was “English byeducation, Muslim ...

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...pendent articles by senior journalists and research scholars. The book exposes in detail the vicious blood libel perpetrated by Christians against Hindus for centuries, that a Hindu king and his Brahmin priests murdered Apostle Thomas on a hilltop in south Madras, and the unconscionable support for this libel by India’s mainstream secular media. A chapter in the book...

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...76 ▫ Madras-Mylapore Archdiocese Plans Blockbuster Movie On St. Thomas - Ishwar Sharan ... 180 ▫ Tiruvalluvar ‘Baptised’ To Betray Hindus - B.R. Haran ... 188 ▫ Isn't The Madras Archbishop Obliged To Accept The Pope’s Stand On St. Thomas? - V. Sundaram ... 194 Part Four ▫ In Memory Of A Slain Saint - C.A. Sim...

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...ie On St. Thomas - Ishwar Sharan ... 180 ▫ Tiruvalluvar ‘Baptised’ To Betray Hindus - B.R. Haran ... 188 ▫ The Madras Archbishop Is Obliged To Acc... ...Of A Slain Saint - C.A. Simon ... 199 ▫ The Legend Of A Slain Saint To Stain Hinduism - Swami Tapasyananda ... 207Part Five ▫ St. Thomas And Caste... ...... 233 ▫ How Casteless Muslims And Christians Obtain Benefits Meant For Caste Hindus - Vigil Review ... 243Part Six ▫ Hideaway Communalism In The I... ... In The Indian Express - Ishwar Sharan ... 249 ▫ Hideaway Communalism In The Hindu - Ishwar Sharan ... 259 ▫ Madras Musings And Madras Muthiah -... ...280 ▫ The New Indian Express Makes A Tsunami - Ishwar Sharan ... 284 ▫ Did A Hindu King Kill St. Thomas? - Ishwar Sharan ... 288 ▫ The Deccan Chro... ...proved to be false. SeeShrikant G. Talageri’s Aryan Invasion Theory and Indian Nationalism and K.D.Sethna’s Karpasa in Prehistoric India: A Chronologi... ...litical concerns stretching across theideological spectrum: ethnic revivalism, nationalism, ecologism, feminism,communitarianism, anarchism. Part of t...

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...e peoples, eclipsed the cultures of communes, altered the course of history and afflict the politics of the day, this book examines how the sanãtana 'Hindu' dharma came to survive in India, in spite of the combined onslaught of Islam and the Christianity on Hinduism for over a millennium. This book is for those who wish to be aware of the follies of their faith and the...

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...saffection the Musalmans nurse towards the kafirs. While its chemistry world over is the Islamic religious rigidity, in India it is compounded by the Hindu ‘historical’ hurt, aggravated by the Muslim-appeasing political ethos of the State. It’s thus the Indian landscape is dotted with many of its earlier eruptions, but the one, in the wake of Godhra’s ‘burning train’ in 20...

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...sia 26. The Stymied State 27. The Wages of God 28. Delusions of Grandeur 29. Ways of the Bigots 30. The Rift Within 31. The Way Around 32. The Hindu Rebound 33. Italian Interregnum 34. Rama Rajya 35. Wait for the Savant ...

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... of the BigotsChapter 30: The Rift WithinChapter 31: The Way AroundChapter 32: The Hindu ReboundChapter 33: Italian InterregnumChapter 34: Rama RajyaC... ...stry world over is the Islamic religious rigidity,in India it is compounded by the Hindu ‘historical’ hurt, aggravated by the Muslim-appeasing politic... ... Saladin crossing the Lakshman Rekha. And that the dalits too joinedthe hysterical Hindu mobs to burn their persons and property was beyond belief to ... ...ioters were felled by policebullets. In that setting, the prospect of a new-found Hindu unity spoiling their electoral partywas something galling to ... ...galling to the pseudo-secular politicians, who have been icing theircaste-divisive Hindu electoral cake with the cream of the consolidated Muslim vote... ...ld want themto own up their Hindu origins to usher in the laudable integral Indian nationalism. Whatever, the unabated profligacy of the Sultan-Nawab... ...India’sdetriment, the latter saw an effective means to nip the resurgence of Hindu nationalismin its bud. Nevertheless, the paeans sung in madrasas fo... ...at all thatfurthers Islamic obscurantism, didn’t care if it were to keep the Hindu nationalism undercheck. Well, all this suited his daughter Indira n... ...t is this mindset of the umma that impels them to hate Modi, the spearhead ofHindu nationalism, nevermind he had economically uplifted the whole lot o...

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... E Miller’S Muslim Friends–Their Faith and Feeling to Sketch the Anatomy of Islam That Explains the Atta Phenomenon. Also Examined Herein is How the Hindu Sanatana Dharma Came to Survive in India in Spite of the Onslaught on It, First By Islam and Then By the Christianity, for Over a Millennium....

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... 207The Way Around 212The Hindu Rebound 221Wait for the Savan... ...ry world over isthe Islamic religious rigidity, compounded in India by the Hindu historicalhurt that is catalyzed with the expediency of the political... ... like Saladin crossing theLakshman Rekha. Of course, that the neighborhood Hindus joined thehysterical mobs to burn their persons and property was bey... ... beyond beliefto the ghettoed Mohammedans. While the prospect of the new Hindu reality spoiling their party wassomething galling to the pseudo-secul... ...en to push it all under the carpet. Well, given the cycliccharacter of the Hindu-Muslim riots, won’t they repeat the lament at thenext turn? And the p... ...them to own up their Hindu origins to usher in the laudable integralIndian nationalism. Be that as it may, the unabated profligacy of the Sultan-Naw... ...hich had come in handy to the Semiticproselytizers to undermine the Indian nationalism. Why, it should beapparent to the discerning that while the Bra...

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...damental rights, and the non-implementation of laws that safeguard Dalit rights. The Dalits were considered untouchable for thousands of years by the Hindu society until the Constitution of India officially abolished the practice of untouchability in 1950....

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...TIONA FUZZY AND NEUTROSOPHIC ANALYSIS2.1 Analysis of untouchability due to Hindu religion using FCMs and NCMs 432.2 Analysis of discrimina... ...hts. The Dalits were considereduntouchable for thousands of years by the Hindu societyuntil the Constitution of India officially abolished thepracti... ... 6 The rigid rules of the caste system were codified in theManusmriti, a Hindu religious text which decreed thatSudras and Dalits were to be distres... ...parativesociologist of all time, clearly defined the social identity ofthe Hindu in terms of caste, and of caste in terms of ritual.“Caste, that is, t... ...ses, and the position of the Brahmins, is thefundamental institution of Hinduism. Before everythingelse, without caste there is no Hindu.” In this... ...ion shall attain progressonly through that. Self-respect alone is the real nationalism.Swaraj depends only on self-respect. All are equal; thereshould... ...y spoil India by such acts.[Kudiarasu, 14-4-1929]SwarajThe word ‘desiyam’ (nationalism) is to cheat the commonman for their better living. The Brahmin... ...s term is used onlyto cheat the non-Brahmins! According to them, the term nationalism only meanscheating others without any conscience and leading a ... ...chability or for non-denial of common road/lake/well to anyone. The term ‘nationalism’ was only to practice all theabove for the deterioration of the...

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...lly acceptable in his spirit.” [Statement made by the learned Brahmin pundits and recorded by the Rev. C.T.E. Rhenius in the ‘Preface to the Code of Hindu Laws’ commissioned by Warren Hastings] “The genius of Indian social life lies in living together separately.” Humayun Kabir (at the inaugural of IIT Madras, 1959). ...

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...Foreword Summary I. The Methodological Bug II. Indian Unipluralism: Introductory III. Hinduism and Buddhist Protestantism IV. The Impersonal Individual V. Hindutva: A Theological Figment VI. Nature of Caste Pluralism VII. Royal Government and Caste Plurarchy Afterword Notes...

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...ulative, though. It is a pioneering effort to delve deep in to theHindu ethos, the Hindu psyche, steering clear of the oft-cited texts andcodes and ev... ...annotmoreover dismiss it as mere speculation when the author daringly contendsthat Hinduism has not given caste, caste has given Hinduism and, in thes... ...rain of originality, the essayfurther shows how it is patently simplistic to label Hindu society hierarchic,for power has never flowed from the top to... ...competing ideologies with their Procrusteantheories. The entire examination of the Hindu ethos is a pregnant prelude,climaxing in the resounding thesi... ...cal philosophy is “asocial individuation” dwelling deep in the psyche,stalking the Hindu all the time, to edge him out to exit society once for all.A ... ...Chanakya on the idiot box as a national champion owes itsrude origins to the comic nationalism of populist Indian historians. A rulermight be meek or ...

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... skills for IT product company jobs GATE and UGC NET CS & IT exams can be employability measures if they include practical knowledge assessment The Hindu's higher education student guidebook - thenxt.step 2013 - CS & IT picture 2014 National (India) Employability report - Poor Employability of Andhra Pradesh Engineering Graduates Miscellaneous ============== A Toug...

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....................................................................... 144The Hindu's higher education student guidebook - thenxt.step 2013 - CS & IT pi... ...give social standing for that.... Today the whole world needs teachers. Can Hindusthaan (India) not export teachers? If we export Mathsand Science tea... ...hi hain. [Laughter.]) English: Once Duryodhan(the arch-villain in the great Hindu epic Mahabharatha) was asked whether he understood dharma (righteous... ...on/op-ed/why-this-global-ranking-process-matters/article4603259.ece, in The Hindu dated April 11, 2013. Mr. Baty warned that under-using the globalran... .../ranking-obsessions-and-indias-educational-needs/article4620733.ece, in The Hindu dated April 16th 2013.I am so glad to read the articles from Prof. A... ...ion imbued with Indianness withan aim to propagate the ideology of Cultural Nationalism in the field of education and society. Along withsafeguarding ...

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...s about a particular topic; or, into a Socratic-style dialogue between a student, named Jiva, and his teacher, Guru Sakshat. Students of the Vedic/Hindu tradition may intuitively understand the rationale for naming the characters of these dialogues as I did. The term jiva, in this tradition, is used to refer to an unenlightened soul, and in these dialogues the characte...

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...le dialoguebetween a student, named Jiva, and his teacher,Guru Sakshat.Students of the Vedic/Hindu tradition mayintuitively understand the rationale f... ... You?exchange by presenting a question from a positionof ignorance. Conversely, in the Vedic/Hindutradition, the term Guru Sakshat is meant torepresen... ...fought for reasons other than religion, like thepossession of natural resources, land rights,nationalism and revenge?Is it just as unfair to blame rel... ...s actually exist – or are they too justconstructs of the mind? Is anyone born a Catholicor a Hindu; a German or an American; aRepublican or a Socialis...

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...rguments, and reveals the depth of the author’s understanding of the human predicament... This is a closely argued and thought-provoking book... The Hindu, 13 Sept 2011 [This book] is a gripping exposition on human nature and self-transformation without preference to religion... Challa has critically provided a foundational argument for a deeper discussion of philosophic...

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...of theworld’ scriptural scenarios and the ‘gloom and doom’ prophecies, the Hindu idea of avatars,direct divine incarnations, the last of which is due ... ... truly any ‘times’ save the present ‘time’. In the Katha Upanishad, the Hindu God of Death Yama asks Nachiketa, theembodiment of the eternal seeker... ...ranslators use the word ‘consciousness’ instead of intelligence.An ancient Hindu text says that the jiva (individual soul) and Shiva (God) are one; wh... ... that we fear our inadequacies;what we should fear is our power. In the Hindu scripture Srimad Bhagavad Gita, it is written that our senses and the... ... to be the divinely inspired complete way of life. One of themahavakyas in Hinduism proclaims not virtual but actual divinity of every human being. Th... ...ify with, and all the things we have tried —relationships, religion, race, nationalism, society — have largely led us astray. One mustdraw a sharp lin... ...ing for a ‘meaningful identity’,which often becomes a monster of vitriolic nationalism, ravenous religiosity, or ethnicsavagery. A growing number of p... ...m of governance because it iscentralized; it is top down and distant. And ‘nationalism’, its ideological offspring, asentiment or a form of culture, h... ...r(and our forefathers’) struggle: our lifestyle. The primary reason why nationalism and national interest have been so devastating isbecause it is ...

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The April/May/June, 2006 issue of Hinduism Today features Akshardham, Delhi's 21st Century World Wonder.

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...t . world wonder april/may/june, 2006 • Hindu ye... .... 66 Conference: Top .Hindu .S... ... 9 Education: .California .Hindus .... ... Letters .to .the .editor, .subscription .and .editorial .inquiries .may .be .sent .to .Hinduism... ....Hawaii .96746-9304 USA, . letters@hindu .o... ... healthful recipes devised tect, preserve and promote the sacred Vedas article on California textbooks national... ...pia, Wash., reports, as of back to the recommended Production Manager: Sannyasin Sivakatirswami indian national...

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...e of Contents THE VARANASI MOSQUE ......................................204 HINDU-HINDU PROBLEM......................................207 THE GRAVIT... .........................212 CO-EXISTENCE OF RELIGIONS IN INDIA ...........218 HINDU-MUSLIM DIALOGUE .................................225 TOWARDS PEAC... ...demnation ofextremism, not just by the Muslim fraternity but byserious minded Hindus all over the country.This more recent anti-Muslim movement was fi... ... ~ 7 ~ Indian Muslims Prefaceover 100,000 Hindu extremists, spurred on by theleaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party... ...remists, spurred on by theleaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party and theVishwa Hindu Parishad, entered Ayodhya, wherethey stoned the 465-year-old Babar... ...tion of atime-honoured, historical accretion. This being so, Iregard cultural nationalism, or uni-culturalism asbeing against the laws of nature. Not ... ...led over India for a thousand years playeda major role in the rise of Muslim ‘nationalism inthe sub-continent.’ He makes the point that thisMuslim sel...

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...e accountable to God. An athiest does notbelieve in God’s authority. Hence Hindus, Muslims and Christians get 1 point each.Muhammad (P) / Jesus (P) / ... ...ends, or collecting money for boguscharities).As far as I am aware neither Hinduism nor Christianuty allow the things that havebeen mentioned by Ali S... ...peer pressure and subtle forms ofpersuasion.Neither the Christians nor the Hindus encourage evil deeds so why pick on Muslims.In fact, it is a good th... ... shameful thing, such as oppressing thepeople who are weak. Christian – 1, Hindus -1, Muslims -1 point.Muslims’ thoughts tend to be overridden with gu... ... Arab law. It looks like Ali Sina is highlyconfused between Islam and Arab Nationalism!10. Subservience to the leader or group requires members to cut... ...ups. Hence Christians and Muslims, both get 1 point each and in allhonesty Hindus get 0 points here.Muslims’ main goal is to promote Islam. This pract...

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...s poppycock 97、 The solution to the North Korean issue and other issues is to support one party and defeat the other 98、 The reason why Western nationalism becomes popular is that Internet and robots have changed the distribution and flow direction of social wealth 99、 The Paris Climate Agreement is an oppression of vested interests against the poor 100、 Britai...

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...of North Korea’s development of nuclearweapons, opposition of immigration, support for nationalism, and support for white people toprotect their natio... ...support one2017.4.30 party and defeat the other 98. The reason why Western nationalism becomes popular is that Internet2017.5.12 and... ... from my website, such as his ideas about immigrants, extremistIslam, white supremacy, nationalism, North Korea, and fake news. Although I have never ... ...tion problemNow Western countries have the Yellow Maghreb movement, right-wing forces, nationalism,white supremacism, the anti-immigration movement, h... ...c civilisations granted by God,and personal practice is included too.I think Buddhism, Hinduism, and yoga should also include personal practice.Person... ...rds. We need to solve the problem right now,immediately. 85598. The reason why Western nationalism became popular is thatInternet and robots have chan... ...God’s people, regardless of colors, races,areas and religions (Mohammedan, Buddhist or Hindus). So God expects love, tolerance, mutualunderstanding, a... ...s but abandon God.” The worshipidols of Indians are demons. The Indians now believe in Hinduism rather than previous Buddhism.Buddhism, Christianity, ... ...lear scripture, and God explicitly requires the believers to practice in a certain way.Hinduism, despite its abundant believers, has no any scripture ...

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...nt practically is, at least in theory it is good except for a tilttowards Hindutvaí, so I am not writing anything negative anymore because I have abi... ...ove, I have mentioned that the Aurovillian experiment has a tilt towards b Hindutva. I think that would not be legally correct. The SC has restricted ... ...ndutva. I think that would not be legally correct. The SC has restricted e Hindutva to thephilosophy propounded by Savarkar and separated it from Hin... ...dutva to thephilosophy propounded by Savarkar and separated it from Hindu Nationalism, which iscertainly based on the Hindu religion especially Vedan... ...ar and separated it from Hindu Nationalism, which iscertainly based on the Hindu religion especially Vedanta, but not  Hindutva.êFollowing that, neit... ...either the Aurovillian experiment can be said to be having a tilt towards Hindutvax nor Aurobindoà s philosophy can be called Hindutva philosophy,...

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...nt practically is, at least in theory it is goodexcept for a tilt towards “Hindutva”, so I am not writing anything negativeanymore because I have a bi... ...Above, I have mentioned that the Aurovillian experiment has a tilt towards“Hindutva.” I think that would not be legally correct. The SC has restricted... ...indutva.” I think that would not be legally correct. The SC has restricted“Hindutva” to the philosophy propounded by Savarkar and separated it fromHin... ...dutva” to the philosophy propounded by Savarkar and separated it fromHindu Nationalism, which is certainly based on the Hindu religion especiallyVedan... ...ar and separated it fromHindu Nationalism, which is certainly based on the Hindu religion especiallyVedanta, but not “Hindutva.” Following that, neith... ...neither the Aurovillianexperiment can be said to be having a tilt towards “Hindutva” nor Aurobindo’sphilosophy can be called “Hindutva” philosophy, ev...

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...universal) of the patriarchate which had managed to remain standingby virtue of the Ottomans. Nationalism had reduced the ecumene (Islam nation) intos... ...elâ bkz: Benedict Anderson, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, Verso, 1991]. Ele geçirdikleri bölgelerde... ...sdom, Inc.ANDERSON, Benedict, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, Verso, 1991.BRONNER, Stephen E. and D.M. KE... ...alists in a very short time and in fact Latin America has been displayed as the place where nationalism emerged for the first time. [Meselâ bkz: B... ...eselâ bkz: Benedict Anderson, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, Verso, 1991]. These five characteristics ... ...şlemesiyle önce Peygamber zamanında Bahreyn bölgesinde yaşayan Mecusilere daha sonra da Hindular, Budistler, Samiriler, Harran Gnostikleri, Afri... ...t was applied to the Majus living in Bahrain during the era of the Prophet and later to Hindus, Buddhists, Samaritans, the Gnostics in Harran, ... ...sından çıkarak topraklarını genişlettikçe, aynı modelfarklı dini cemaatlere de uygulanmıştır. Hindular, Budistler, Samiriler, HarranGnostikleri, Afrik...