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Can USA be called secular where the eligibility for the key governmental posts is being a Christian.
Asked by devadoot,
29 Jun '09 11:08 pm
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If such an eligibility criterion exists, certainly it can\'t be a secular Constitution !
Answered by Ramsingh Sachan, 30 Jun '09 03:07 pm
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SECULARISM is an idiotic word- DEVELOPMENT is the last word.
Answered by Kanai Chakraberti, 30 Jun '09 10:10 am
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I do not hear it.But,if it is so it may not be called as secular.
Answered by anantharaman, 30 Jun '09 04:40 pm
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I have never heard of that requirement. We have seen in recent government some key positions were assigned to NRI\'s who are not christians. I don\'t think that\'s a requirement at all in USA. I am not sure of that but I need to verify it.
Answered by SK. Abdul Mohammed Jafar Sadik Basha, 30 Jun '09 12:32 am
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Secularism is very much misused word only in india.here we see things on political basis while everywherec else on merits.
Answered by Ramesh Agarwal, 05 Jul '09 07:10 pm
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Sorry Sir, your question is based on totally wrong premises. If that was the condition, how come Obama administration has appointed so many Hindus and Muslims and that too in very high positions. Latest appointee was a Kashmiri Muslim for a very senior position. Is not Jindal is a Hindu and happens to be a member of the Senate?
Answered by Sankar Mitra, 03 Jul '09 02:46 pm
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We cannot question them because it is predominantly a Christian inhabitant they migrate from Europe we are so called secular it is funny to ask why it is ?
Answered by pramod gokhale, 30 Jun '09 06:59 pm
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