Comments by "" (@kallachi729) on "Modi redefined secularism with Ram Mandir as Hindu voters were fed up of Sonia-Left version" video.

  1. A very good view point...let me add my piece as The Print, lets me do it. Thank you, The Print... We have got it wrong all along if we expect politicians to define secularism (religion) and absolve religious leaders and the public at large in the process. Secularism should flow multilaterally and not unilaterally. What exactly is meant in secularism? In religious matters it should simply mean that every religion should be free to pray to its God in a manner each wants – that is assuming that every religion has a God and every one professing that religion wants to pray. In effect, (religious) secularism should simply mean that each religion accepts each of the other religion on as is where is basis. The leaders of these various religions should repeatedly announce to its followers that “there is not only one way (their own) to reach GOD but there are many ways. What the other religions follow are also paths that lead to GOD. Those who practice religions other than ours are also believers of God”. Tell the followers that there is only one God with many names…call it/he/she by any name. Teach the kids this in Schools of all types. All politicians, self-styled “activists” of all types and THE MEDIA should convey this message always and all times. Why is this NOT done? Why are these people especially the activists and the media not seeing it this way? I am afraid we are doing this all wrong.
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  2. Krishna Venkata THAT is exactly my point. Secularism, if you want it, should be multilateral and never about majority and minorities.
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  3. Suresh Polali if you are asking me....I think I have said it very clearly....without discussing Hindus, Muslims, Christians etc...
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  4. Krishna Venkata I am not sure....nothing is permanent in this world...it has been just a thousand odd years + for the religions, some changes can already be seen in one or two mordern religions
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  5. Kerrie the mystery deepens...you chose.... secularism Also found in: Thesaurus, Financial, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. sec·u·lar·ism (sĕk′yə-lə-rĭz′əm) n. 1. Religious skepticism or indifference. 2. The view that religious considerations should be excluded from civil affairs or public education. sec′u·lar·ist n. sec′u·lar·is′tic adj. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved. secularism (ˈsɛkjʊləˌrɪzəm) n 1. (Philosophy) philosophy a doctrine that rejects religion, esp in ethics 2. the attitude that religion should have no place in civil affairs 3. the state of being secular ˈsecularist n, adj ˌsecularˈistic adj secular (ˈsɛkjʊlə) adj 1. of or relating to worldly as opposed to sacred things; temporal 2. not concerned with or related to religion 3. not within the control of the Church 4. (Education) (of an education, etc) a. having no particular religious affinities b. not including compulsory religious studies or services 5. (Ecclesiastical Terms) (of clerics) not bound by religious vows to a monastic or other order 6. occurring or appearing once in an age or century 7. lasting for a long time 8. (Astronomy) astronomy occurring slowly over a long period of time: the secular perturbation of a planet's orbit. n 9. (Ecclesiastical Terms) a member of the secular clergy 10. another word for layman
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