Mohammad Noob

@darwinistdelusions6504 Tolerance and Love is something which is not taught in Islam and Christianity.

Dharmic religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism etc

@darwinistdelusions6504 nope! Sages and learned man respects existence of every possibilities of god.

Rig Veda calls one god by different names. All are same at the end. It has the freedom to worship any god. It's flexible.

Christianity and Islam aren't flexible like Dharmic religions. That's why, Dharmic religions are far better than those intolerant Abrahamic religions who claim every other thing is false. Only this is correct. This leads to violence. It also suggests about punishment to non believers.

If god is so merciful, why will she judge me on the basis whether I am believer or not.



I just believe whichever religion is closest to tolerance and love is the true religion. Dharmic religions are. I myself left Islam bcoz of that. Christianity is also no different.

@darwinistdelusions6504

Suppose, Tom Cruise becomes driver in one film, agent in another film and salesman in one another film, will he lose his identity of Tom Cruise? He became driver when it was needed, became agent when it was needed and salesman when it was needed. No question of individuality.

We can't simply understand god by using our human logic always. Polytheistic religions see god in Rain, god in fire, god in wealth, god in studies etc bcoz everything is a part of supreme god. They worship god's creation and respect creation.

Polytheistic religion is the way coz this is how concept of religion grew naturally. Others are cult who claim that only that one is truth.

@darwinistdelusions6504 god is one. She/he can have many forms.

Old religions are polytheistic and teaches tolerance and are obviously more tolerant than Abrahamic religions.

God is omnipotent. Old religions being isolated believed in many expressions of a single god. Who said, Anubis is different? Odin is different? Kratos is different? Vishnu is different? Shiva is different?

These are all the expressions of a supreme who don't have an imagine. Old religions were polytheistic.. This is how they grew. This is how a religion grows naturally. This is how it has it's own freedom.



God is omnipotent. It's in which form u see him/her and admire miracles.

Monotheistic religions are man made and aren't tolerant. Polytheistic religions thus makes more sense. God's teaching must be closer to the path of love, tolerance and peace.

@Pride heritage, Bharat

god created humans, not religion. I just believe this. God wants me to do good deeds.

God will judge me on the basis of my karma/deeds, not the faith I keep. If god is powerful, why would she/he want me have faith in her/him to judge me?

God's only message to us is good deeds. This is wisdom we took thousands of years to realise. God's msg isn't Qur'an or Bible only. God can't be judged by just books.

If god is merciful, why she/he will judge me on the basis of whether I believe in a path or not? Whether I am disbeliever or not? It's obviously a personal choice and belief. I am free! I don't have to do conversion campaigns of Abrahamic religions now.

If you just follow Islam or Christianity and commit all sort of sins, u can't expect a ticket in heaven. If you believe this, sorry! You are not worth debating.



God's msg is what we get from experience and wisdom we took hundred thousand years to seek. This wisdom is priceless and deserves to be preached. These books by prophets are nothing but a instruction book, whether u believe this or not, punishment, etc kind of stuffs.

@Pride heritage, Bharat fck man! i said don't teach me. I have experience of this. Why the heck, you're giving lectures to me?

@Pride heritage, Bharat if he made 200temples, he destroyed 20k temples and converted 600k forcefully.

I am an ex Muslim. Dont try to teach me Islam. I leaved it bcoz of intolerance and hate it taught me. Imams used to tell me that Hindus are lost ppl and follow the wrong path and should be punished. Like seriously? They are trying to preach hate on a religious site i.e Masjid.