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Religions keep threatening people with fear of Divine wrath in order to coerce them into subservience.
And yet, we find them constantly violating the various commandments (at least privately)
Why is it so?
Asked by Vikram,
13 Feb 01:38 pm
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Especially muslims do this job and most of the terrorists are from muslim religion
Answered by chand, 13 Feb 01:50 pm
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Yes, that is exactly what they want.
The DOs and DONTs are conceived in such a way that restrictions & bans are placed on the most natural inclinations of man. Only then the number of violators will be more, which means they can trap maximum number of people in the net of GUILT. Only guilty people become SHEEP, they can be controlled, beaten to the desired shape and exploited in a hundred ways!
Rebellious, upright confident and people of dignity cannot be kept in herds!
Answered by Shunmugham, 14 Feb 01:19 pm
The DOs and DONTs are conceived in such a way that restrictions & bans are placed on the most natural inclinations of man. Only then the number of violators will be more, which means they can trap maximum number of people in the net of GUILT. Only guilty people become SHEEP, they can be controlled, beaten to the desired shape and exploited in a hundred ways!
Rebellious, upright confident and people of dignity cannot be kept in herds!
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Either not understanding the religion properly or it is misunderstanding. Every religion teaches humanity which some perverted converted into inhumanity
Answered by jameel ahmed, 13 Feb 01:51 pm
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They think that, by buttering god and hvng their berth reserved in heaven, they can get away with all such violations.
Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 13 Feb 01:43 pm
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