What is it that u like about Hinduism?

Question

Open to Hindus and Non-Hindus...

Basically, Hinduism DOES NOT force anyone to convert to it or DOES NOT stop anyone from converting to another religion.

It DOES NOT ask its followers to go around giving pamphlets or brochures asking people to join it.

It follows its word "Non-violence". It promotes harmonious relationship with one another. NEVER DID IT SAY "ALL THE OTHER RELIGIONS ARE BOGUS". It respects all the religions and gods and prophets and believes in their existence.

hate boy- why not read this and how do explain them?

http://www.sullivan-county.com/news/pat_quotes/hindus.htm

http://www.wwrn.org/article.php?idd=18647&sec=46&cont=5

http://www.hinduforum.org/Default.aspx?sID=45&cID=147&ctID=11&lID=0

http://www.petitiononline.com/bp9s1941/petition.html

http://www.hindustan.net/discus/messages/53/9684.html

http://www.stephen-knapp.com/are_hindus_destined_to_become_extinct.htm

There are more...CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH?

sundaroct131088- i agree with you. We ain't a perfect religion so are the others.

I started this question because so many people were criticising Hinduism. Just type Hinduism in "search for a question".

Answer 1

the loyalty of hindus to their gods

Answer 2

I agree. It WAS and still is a religion of peace. However it does have major flaws like the caste system, which in my opinion has literally destroyed India. Btw I'm a hindu, from India. Look at India, look at the corruption. When the muslims invaded India centuries ago, if the hindu kingdoms were united they wouldn't have lost influence and when the europeans arrived, if the muslims and Rajputs and those guys were united there wouldn't have been a british rule in India. And even today in the name of religion people beat the living crap out of each other. And there are some sick twisted people who practise black magic and sacrifice innocent people and animals. Not to mention about child marriage.

Every religion may have started out good but they're all rotten now in their own way.

Answer 3

I like Brahma, a god that is Everything, and everything is a part of Brahma. In our troubled world, understanding Brahma and the interconnectedness of all things is essential for life to continue. We can no longer assume that divinity is separate, and that our actions have no effect outside of our own vision. I also find it ironic that Brahma pre-dates Judeo-Christian religion, Buddhism and Islam, and yet modern science is now beginning to explain the universe (via string -theory) on a very similar parrallel as the upanishads explain creation.

Answer 4

What I like best is that its so easy to show how non-nonviolent they are:

http://www.christiansoldiers.org/Pers020305.html

Answer 5

What you said.