The Evolution

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  Shashank Moghe

  This brings to my mind only one thing - Religion.
  
  * Not to hurt anybody's religious sentiment, still want this to be a logical discussion.
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  Ambarish Ganesh

  Shashank Moghe

  This brings to my mind only one thing - Religion.
  
  * Not to hurt anybody's religious sentiment, still want this to be a logical discussion.

  IF we really think about it, religion suffers the most from our inability to ask the proper "Why" and "What". There's actually so much meaning in those scriptures that if we try to explore, even a lifetime would seem less. I may perfectly chant a mantra pertaining to a particular deity but have no clue as to actually what it means or why I'm even saying it.
  
  I had irked a godman who had come to *purify* our house a few months back. Asked him to explain the meaning of what he's chanting. Dubbed me disrespectful for breaking his rhythm and left it at that.
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  Shashank Moghe

  Well we are so happy killing people in the name of religion that we hardly ask the "why"s. Human written fiction becomes the word of God, and later that very word is construed to our liking to kill humans. If there is a God, (s)he must be really patient to see us spiraling towards our own end.
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  zaveri

  one best example is corporate politics.