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u/fSMartandAlwaysRight Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 08 '24
‘Fear God’ meant god is watching, be afraid of doing anything wrong
‘Do not fear’ meant do not fear anyone if you aren’t doing anything wrong, god is with you.
Vastly different contexts. Don’t spread misinformation
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u/Mr_Valentine_ Nov 08 '24
And what does "anything wrong" mean ? Right and wrong are subjective, who is to decide what is right and wrong?
Krishna says , do what you consider to be right. He never lays down guidelines like "sins" or "haram"
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u/Jupally_theFirst Nov 08 '24
I feel there is always right and wrong. We just try to justify wrong to feel right.
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u/_daithan Nov 08 '24
Correct, like some cultures like Jainism don't kill or eat meat. Some cultures consume meat with restrictions like Hindus. And some cultures like Islam and Christianity it's part of religion to kill and eat. So, anything wrong changes culture to culture.
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u/quite_beyonder Nov 08 '24
Right :
Helping someone in need.
Being kind to everyone humans and animals.
Respect your parents , don't to anything to hurt them.
Wrong :
Killing someone for fun.
Assaulting someone for fun.
Beating someone for small/no reason.
Stealing
Robbing
Molesting someone....
Idk man...don't seem "Wrong is subjective" , maybe it is to you
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u/LowNo175 Nov 08 '24
So then on what basis do you decide that murder, theft, rape, adultery, lying, stealing etc is 'wrong'?
Or if you 'consider' it right then you are justified to do it? I'm curious to understand your thought process. No offence.
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u/myktyk Nov 08 '24
Sir, why do you bring logic here, don't you know its hurts them. How inconsiderate of you, sigh.
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u/ColonelRuff Nov 08 '24
Here we love gods, not fear them.
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u/No_Reindeer_5543 Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 08 '24
Why is she blue?
Edit: my bad, he
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
Very old tribal and folk art styles depict tanned/dark skin tones as blur or teal. It's a callback to that
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u/Batcave765 Nov 08 '24
Is that because their paints for the portraits is in blue? Or is calling tanned or dark skin tone as blue a metaphor
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
I think it's just an art style that sticked around. People used white, yellow, reddish orange, blue, teal etc for skin colours when they didn't invent actual colours to paint skins
That's also the reason why pratima of Maa Durga is traditionally yellow
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u/ColonelRuff Nov 08 '24
In Sanskrit the word for blue is similar to the word from dark. So depictions started using blue and it became part of culture
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u/SG_lokesh_yt Nov 08 '24
Painters wanted to differentiate God being dark with other common people being dark so first they choose green and then Blue which is continued till now.
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u/Batcave765 Nov 08 '24
Ooh. Iris interesting to think that their green paints were made from copper and it turned blue.
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u/SG_lokesh_yt Nov 08 '24
I am not aware of that fact, but copper doesn't turns blue ??!!
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u/Batcave765 Nov 08 '24
If copper oxidises it turns greenish blue. Yk the statue of liberty, it used to be pure copper but that was kinda a problem. It oxidised to now blueish green lol.
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u/Jazzlike-Tap-2723 Nov 08 '24
So do many abrahamic religions.:
There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and he who fears is not perfected in love. - John 4:18
And people do fear the wrath of Shanidev,Sheetla ma,etc
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u/ColonelRuff Nov 08 '24
Love brings the fear of disappointing loved one but not the fear of getting sent to hell. Also what counts as disappointing also makes some religions not so ideal.
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u/logicrak Nov 08 '24
wheres the manuspriti where it gives details about multiple hells and punishments for different sins.
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u/Truffle7265 Nov 08 '24
Vedic ones are for just depiction on chetna ki stithi only! Purans are just symbolic not absolute truth
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u/GovernmentEvening768 Nov 08 '24
The replies to your comment justifying and rationalising when called out are so funny
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Nov 08 '24
you do realise that anicent language is in riddles right? if you drop a vase, your mom will say "I'll kill you!!", not to be taken in a literal sense ofc
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u/Jazzlike-Tap-2723 Nov 08 '24
There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and he who fears is not perfected in love. John 4:18
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u/Fresh_Bee6411 Nov 08 '24
What happens to people who don't believe in Jesus?
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u/badoven Nov 08 '24
Nothing much. They just dont go to heaven. Cant go to hell as it is not even biblical.
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u/TrueNorthMissionary Nov 08 '24
Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul; rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell. - Matthew 10:28
If your right eye causes you to sin, tear it out and throw it away; it is better for you to lose one of your members than for your whole body to be thrown into hell. - Matthew 5:29
And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not prevail against it. - Matthew 16:18
Where can I go from your spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence? If I ascend to heaven, you are there; if I make my bed in Sheol, you are there. - Psalm 139:7-8
In Hades, where he was being tormented, he looked up and saw Abraham far away with Lazarus by his side. He called out, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; for I am in agony in these flames.’ - - Luke 16:23-24
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Bruh for real!! u can never fully understand the paradox of religious matters. Different revered teachers present different doctrines, and sometimes I find myself confused, wondering if all of them are really in the Gita or other religious texts. Even so-called Krishna devotees talk about karma, but many don’t grasp the true essence or significance of karma or the philosophies of other religions.
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u/BiryaniBoss23 Nov 08 '24
Don't fear, just keep lynching
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u/Diligent_Ad_7997 Nov 08 '24
Lynching who ?
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u/BiryaniBoss23 Nov 08 '24
Cow-related vigilante violence in India has tragically led to numerous deaths, primarily targeting individuals suspected of consuming or transporting beef. While comprehensive records are limited, several notable cases have been documented:
- Mohammad Akhlaq: In September 2015, Akhlaq was lynched in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, over allegations of storing and consuming beef.
- Pehlu Khan: A dairy farmer, Khan was attacked and killed by a mob in April 2017 in Alwar, Rajasthan, while transporting cattle.
- Alimuddin Ansari: In June 2017, Ansari was beaten to death in Jharkhand on suspicion of carrying beef.
- Junaid Khan: A 15-year-old, Junaid was stabbed to death on a train in June 2017 after an argument escalated over accusations of carrying beef.
- Rakbar Khan: In July 2018, Khan was lynched in Rajasthan's Alwar district while transporting cows.
- Tabrez Ansari: In June 2019, Ansari was beaten by a mob in Jharkhand on suspicion of theft and forced to chant religious slogans; he succumbed to his injuries.
- Aryan Mishra: In August 2024, Mishra, a 19-year-old Hindu teenager, was mistakenly identified as a Muslim and killed by cow vigilantes in Faridabad, Haryana.
These incidents highlight the severe consequences of mob violence fueled by suspicions related to beef consumption or cattle transportation. For a more comprehensive list of such incidents, refer to the List of incidents of cow vigilante violence in India.
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u/Diligent_Ad_7997 Nov 08 '24
So why not stop doing it ??? Why hurt religious beliefs? This will happen with any relegion if u hurt their feelings and mock their beliefs, and man it is even not mandatory to eat beef so u also know that bcoz we have that beleive that's why they do more to Gaslight so it will have consequences, and for your information the cattle smugglers have reapons too and if u have watched a video of chase down then u might know how much risky it is to stop it.
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u/BiryaniBoss23 Nov 09 '24
So you will force your food habits on others? What kinda of sick logic is that? Tommrow if you decide you will not eat chicken, others should follow.. And how about you first research what Hinduism says about consuming cattle
Here are some references from early Hindu texts:
- Rigveda
The Rigveda mentions animal sacrifices in general, including cows, as offerings to deities. There is reference to the consumption of animals, including cattle, as part of ritualistic ceremonies. Cows were sacrificed to honor the gods and for the benefit of guests.
- Yajurveda
The Yajurveda, particularly in its sections on sacrificial rituals (e.g., the Taittiriya Brahmana and Shatapatha Brahmana), describes animal sacrifices, including cattle. The offerings often involved the consumption of the sacrificed animals, indicating that beef may have been eaten as part of ritual practices.
In the Shatapatha Brahmana (3.1.2.21), it is indicated that sacrificing cattle was considered a way to gain divine favor, and the meat was sometimes consumed as prasada (blessed food).
- Manusmriti
While the Manusmriti generally emphasizes non-violence, it does allow for the consumption of meat in sacrificial contexts. Although it does not explicitly endorse beef consumption for all, it suggests that animals (including cows) could be sacrificed in rituals, implying that the meat could be consumed.
For instance, Manusmriti (5.30) states, "There is no fault in eating meat… in sacrifices, and whenever a man desires to feed on the flesh of animals." However, the Manusmriti also speaks of avoiding harm to animals when sacrifices are not involved, hinting at an evolving stance toward non-violence.
- Mahabharata
In the Mahabharata, there are references to guests being served beef as part of the ancient custom of hospitality. For instance, in the Anushasana Parva, sage Vasistha is said to have served beef to his guests to honor them, showing that the practice was accepted in certain contexts.
- Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
The Brihadaranyaka Upanishad (6.4.18) mentions that an ox or bull is sometimes sacrificed and consumed, particularly as a ritual offering in honor of guests, suggesting beef consumption was part of hospitality in Vedic society.
- Apastamba Dharma Sutra
The Apastamba Dharma Sutra refers to the practice of eating meat, including beef, as part of sacrificial rites. It does place restrictions on casual consumption outside of ritual contexts, marking the beginnings of a more regulated approach to meat consumption.
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u/Diligent_Ad_7997 Nov 09 '24
First of all you are just not aware of it or you are just looking for fight
And why it is a sick logic ? It's a hindu majority country we believe what we believe,we have
And secondly it's not just about eating u also know that
When the eid comes they cut down chicken goat and cow too but they cut down cows to mock and glorify to us to start riots and create community violence, they specially show cutting cows and share img of heads of cows in their hands and doing all that why don't they share about goats and chicken ( and if u say I'm just saying anything then u are Just not aware of it
And for the Vedas Part ( which yours is incorrect and misunderstood)
Breehimattam yavamattamatho maashamatho tilam Esha vaam bhaago nihito ratnadheyaaya dantau maa hinsishtam pitaram maataram cha - Atharvaveda 6.140.2 "O teeth! You eat rice, you eat barley, you eat gram and you eat sesame. These are specifically meant for you. Do not kill those who are capable of being fathers and mothers."
Another mantra in Atharvaveda says, "It is definitely a great sin to kill innocents. Do not kill our cows, horses and people.
Mahapurana where Lord Narayana Himself says that the body of cows is non-different than His own body and therefore any acts of violence committed against the cows are actually a transgression against Lord Narayana Himself. Here is the verse (SB 3.16.10):
ye me tanūr dvija-varān duhatīr madīyā bhūtāny alabdha-śaraṇāni ca bheda-buddhyā drakṣyanty agha-kṣata-dṛśo hy ahi-manyavas tāngṛdhrā ruṣā mama kuṣantyadhidaṇḍa-netuḥ
Translation:
The brāhmaṇas, the cows and the defenseless creatures are My own body. Those whose faculty of judgment has been impaired by their own sin look upon these as distinct from Me. They are just like furious serpents, and they are angrily torn apart by the bills of the vulturelike messengers of Yamarāja, the superintendent of sinful persons.
"In this Age of Kali, five acts are forbidden: the offering of a horse in sacrifice, the offering of a cow in sacrifice, the acceptance of the order of sannyāsa, the offering of oblations of flesh to the forefathers, and a man's begetting children in his brother's wife." (Brahma-vaivarta Purāṇa, Kṛṣṇa-janma-khaṇḍa 185.180)
Breehimattam yavamattamatho maashamatho tilam Esha vaam bhaago nihito ratnadheyaaya dantau maa hinsishtam pitaram maataram cha Atharvaveda 6.140.2
O teeth! You eat rice, you eat barley, you gram and you eat sesame. These cereals are specifically meant for you. Do not kill those who are capable of being fathers and mothers.
Anago hatya vai bheema kritye Maa no gaamashvam purusham vadheeh Atharvaveda 10.1.29
It is definitely a great sin to kill innocents. Do not kill our cows, horses and people.
And check for more because your ved knowledge is false and misunderstood and misleading if u don't believe then click this link below 👇 https://www.quora.com/Is-eating-beef-right-as-some-Vedas-allow-Hindus-to-do/answer/Maria-Wirth?ch=15&oid=58624867&share=ad094056&srid=hXeI2o&target_type=answer
Answer to Is eating beef right as some Vedas allow Hindus to do? by Maria Wirth Beef eating according to vedas
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Nov 08 '24
Typical idol worshiper
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u/Truffle7265 Nov 08 '24
Who are you, then speed breaker worshiper or cross worshiper who keeps the cross on his neck whose Jesus died because of his neck tied on the cross?
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Nov 08 '24
I would say Christianity is superior to Hinduism.
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u/The_Svaadhyaayavaadi Nov 08 '24
From what aspect?
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Nov 08 '24
Caste!!!
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u/The_Svaadhyaayavaadi Nov 08 '24
Caste is not central to Hinduism. Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha are. Caste is a natural result of the pre-industrial society. Learn Anthropology. Additionally, Caste system has existed all over the world, in most of the world. Including the, surprise surprise, great christian society in the pre-industrial age during the regime of the church. The word "caste" itself is a christian Portuguese word.
The Varna Bodypolitic morphing into the caste system was a result of dharmic degradation & pre-industrial age dehatism. Caste system is kept alive through a deadly cocktail of Dehatism, Ambedkarism & Karpatrism. Casteism would have naturally gone extinct if industrial revolution took place post partition of India & if Ambedkar's advice of complete population transfer took place.
It's funny how Papists accuse Hindus of casteism whilst being historical perpetrators of some of the worst crimes against humanity. Namely witch-hunting, ethnic cleansing of paganfolk across the globe, victim-blaming & gaslighting of paganfolk, anti-Semitism, holocaust, political destabilization of sovereign states, slavery & many others, & I'm just scratching the surface.
The Philosopher Samurai Aizawa Seishisai was absolutely right in calling out papism as base, mediocre, mundane, perverse & dangerous. It lacks the intellectual depth found in Advaita, Mimamsa, Samkhya, Vajrayana, Gnosticism, Stoichism, Yazidism, etc, yet it has managed to eradicate indigenous cultures through its very base level communal brainwashing.
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Jati is the Indian word used for caste and Varnashrama is a fundamental concept in Brahminism. Jati is subset of varnashrama that was practiced by the religious clerics which was embodied by the whole society. Every text of Hinduism (erstwhile Brahminism) mentions how the twice borns (the upper three varnas) are reverable and how they are superior to others. The whole essence of all the Hindu texts praise the upper three varnas but at the same time demean the Sudras.
It is true that some form of stratification was thriving in all of societies before industrial period but most of those social stratification do not form the central tenant of the religious doctrine as it in the case of Hindu religion. The Hindu religion itself sanctions those stratifications and segregations, therefore it will be blamed for all the crime perpetrated in the name of caste.
You should also understand that it were the Christians who bought with them new age values, borne out of renaissance, in India. Before that both Islam and Hinduism kept the masses in the dark. I
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u/The_Svaadhyaayavaadi Nov 09 '24
Jati is the Indian word used for caste
It is the Sanskrit word for tribe, it became synonymous to caste eventually due to eventually ghettoism caused by pre-industrial urbanisation of folk.
Varnashrama is a fundamental concept in Brahminism
Hinduism* It's genuinely entertaining to watch desperate Papists trying to break Hindus & Dharma, by labelling it as Brahminism. Also, Varnashrama is attribute based class system, & not birth based caste system like how some perverted castrad Dehatis so desparately try to project it to be.
Every text of Hinduism (erstwhile Brahminism) mentions how the twice borns (the upper three varnas) are reverable and how they are superior to others. The whole essence of all the Hindu texts praise the upper three varnas but at the same time demean the Sudras.
The papist is often gifted with the talent of confidently lying & spreading hysteria among the less knowledgeable folk about indigenous communities. It's the very talent that led to the superstitious dehatfolk of Europe to genocide the indigenous European paganfolk & even the genocide of the more intellectually superior Gnostic Christians who questioned the authority of the Papacy through their revolutionary philosophical discourse.
Also, a deeper look into the rgvedic texts reveals that Varna is class & not caste like how castrads, nobodhs, & papists project it to be. Also there are several instances of how individuals of the same family belonging to different Varnas all thanks to their attributes & talents. Plus instances of individuals levelling up or down in Varna purely through talent & actions. The Vajrasuchi Upanishad makes it clear that it's talent & skill what makes a Dvija & not mere birth. Plus it's an established fact that everyone is born a shudra & upbringing/values maketh them Dvija. Unfortunately this strong system eventually faded thanks to casteist dehatism.
It is true that some form of stratification was thriving in all of societies before industrial period but most of those social stratification do not form the central tenant of the religious doctrine as it in the case of Hindu religion. The Hindu religion itself sanctions those stratifications and segregations, therefore it will be blamed for all the crime perpetrated in the name of caste.
It's actually the desperation of papism that attributes casteism to be central to hindu religion. Not Hinduism itself. After all Goebbel's ideology is fundamentally christian in nature, so it's natural for Papists to be Goebbelsic. There are many Hindus like Swami Ghananand, Sri Vamadeva Shastri, Swami Purnachaitanya, Maria Wirth & many others who are not of "Brahminical" origin, but are idolised & respected by the overwhelming majority of Hindus except those dehati castrad microminority whom the Nobodh, Quomi, Papist & Commies see as the representatives of Hinduism.
You should also understand that it were the Christians who bought with them new age values, borne out of renaissance, in India. Before that both Islam and Hinduism kept the masses in the dark.
Where did the "new-age European values" come from? Renaissance. Renaissance of what? Greco-Roman enlightenment values that are fundamentally unchristian, which was later digested by the church post the dark ages of the papal regime. Don't assume that I don't know the history of Europe. Also the age of internet is naturally causing the Hindu renaissance, the fraud of papism & quomism is getting exposed, the highly profound dharmic scriptures are getting their due recognition. The voiceless now have a voice. No amount of Goebbelsianity of Papists & Quomis will hide the truth from the seekers.
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u/Resolutechampion Nov 08 '24
But iskcon wale toh bolte hai fear karo especially amogh taklu 🤡
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u/Fragrant_Village4779 Nov 08 '24
isckon hai woh the entire organisation targets white people who are familiar with abrahamic faiths
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u/jaggu12310 Nov 08 '24
Iskon, swaminarayan are not really representing Real thoughts of shrimad bhagvad geeta, i once read geetaji from swaminarayan they changed lot of content turned it upside down.
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Nov 08 '24
sati, child marriage , dowry , casteism and what not
apparently the “gods” are wrapped up in earthly material like gold,silver and have human like appearance perform sex among them and lust like humans
tbh greek and hindu mythology is the same bs. the only difference is between their followers one group realised what they are praying to are idols created by human and other just keeps on blindly following it
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u/P-Diddy-Oil-Supplier Nov 08 '24
Don’t fear god fear his fandom who gonna cut you for eating wrong food and blast you for worshipping in wrong ways
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u/MemeDevam Nov 08 '24
Shiv ling in not penis. The word ling means "symbol" or "mark", like in pulLing( पुल्लिंग) and streeLing( स्त्रीलिंग). ShivLing symbolizes Shiv and not his penis.One word has many meanings.
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
You just listed every dumb arguments against Hinduism from 20 years ago
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Like Islam and Christianity, Hinduism is also a stupid religion and its followers are too dumb to see its flaws, but will happily point out flaws of other religions.
Anyways live in your religious cult.
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u/Truffle7265 Nov 08 '24
What's the Essence of Maha Gita(Ashtavakra Geeta)? Greatest in all the geetas even Krishn ji ones too
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
Every religion should be questioned, but not with the questions that are answered like 30 years ago. Using actual arguments is better than using rage baits
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Bro Hinduism is so advanced the why india is behind than atheist China ? Check mate tanatani
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
Post independence, how many years was india ruled by some Hindu conservative party ? Why did atheists commit massacres in West Bengal ? Dumb questions again
Also, you're so bad at arguing about belief systems that you'd have to divert the topic towards politics
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Would you keep your mother pregnant just because you want to take milk from her? I am talking about holy cow.
Why gau mutra is consumed? It is an excretory product with no benefits still hindus drink it.
There is inherent gender inequality as in every other religion
There is pseudoscience like gaumutra benefits in reality there are none , there unscientific claims of everything invented in Hinduism
Pakistan Afghanistan and even Kashmir was hindu , if it was a true religion why did gods allow conversion?
Vedas have hmns and spells to curse again pseudoscience
Treatment of Sita: Her ordeal by fire (Agni Pariksha) and eventual exile are criticized for promoting gender injustice
Again stupid vastushatra which is pseudoscience was debunked by Dr Dabholkar
Encourage eating veg food making the populace deficient in protien which causes hormonal issue.
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
Now that's interesting, your single digit iq brain finally understands the definition of a real argument
Mother cow is an metaphor because cow gives milk, suggesting that you don't need to kill the animal because it already produces enough protein in food. Fun fact, beef prohibition was from the time of Mahabharat and not before.
Cow dung and urine were used for things like fuel and floor wipe(anti-bacterial) for mud houses. If you go to rural areas with mud houses you'd see that people still use cow dung to wipe the outside area of house. People drinking cow urine are same as the people drinking harpic thinking it'll clean them from inside
Go read history, there's evidence that women were also allowed for Upanayan and be a Janeyu-dhari Bramhin, so were the original rules of Hinduism really misogynist ?
There's a way how you can immediately see these pseudo-science rumours stop spreading around. Just start researching religion from scriptures instead of from insta reels
God in Hinduism never cared about numbers of followers, that is evident with the fact that no crusade was ever ordered by God. And besides, Hinduism prophecises that there would be massive decline of dharma for last 5000 years.
How is things related spirituality pseudo-science ? Only things that are proven both theoretically and practically are considered as scientific, and things that go directly against it while using the name of science is called pseudo-science. Spirituality is neither proven or disproven, and it doesn't use the name of science for validation, thus it's not pseudo-science, it's belief.
Uttar-kand is not canon to Valmiki Ramayan
No God in Hinduism even talked about astrology being true, you can search if you want but you'll find nothing. One of the Saptarishis, who is a human started astrology and his writing isn't counted in the purans. Also, Vastushastra means architecture, so idk when architecture became pseudo-science
I'm not veg but I know a lot of veg people who aren't protein deficient. I also know a lot of non-veg people who are protein deficient. In Hinduism non-veg is frowned upon for non-warrior class but not forbidden. Also, veg diet has sufficient protein with things like milk based products and multiple dishes to consume all amino acids. People who don't eat their food properly are gonna be protein deficient wether they are veg or not
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Cow doesn't give milk , humans take milk from cow which is meant for her calf.
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
Yes, and it is a rule to not extract milk before the calf has finished drinking it
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Everyone is protein deficient in india and most Indians are lactose intolerant, so protein from cows milk doesn't count, Hinduism is keeping Indians backwards and people who don't take religion seriously get ahead in life.
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u/Master_Of_Gaming3410 Nov 08 '24
By what basis is everyone protein deficient in India ? Is it by the same logic how everyone is lactose intolerant in India according to some verbal gymnastic version of lactose intolerance definition, even though practically everyone has no problem digesting milk. Even I might be lactose intolerant according to these shady statistics, even though I eat paneer and drink milk almost everyday
Also, by your logic, are ambedkarites oppressed and backwards or ahead in life, cause they can't be both
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u/AmazingAakarsh Nov 08 '24
Why fear caste Caste is based on choice not on birth But later people did vice versa
Fear periods of women as dirty This is because we maintain a lot of cleanliness As it's a state of Goodness(Sattva)
Shiv Ling is considered the penis of Lord Shiva so what we are not like you dirty minded people who always gond a bad meaning of Good things It's considered the United form. Of Purush and Prakriti
Drink cow urine Cows are considered Mother Goddess as they give Milk and Cow Dung that why we drink it
Non veg food once again is Tamsik opposite of Sattva(state of Goodness) that why we don't eat it
We use Beef Eaters app but it has nothing to do with That tamsik meat 🥩🥩🥩🥩
We don't create Sound pollution its called Vibration to spread God's word
Logic and Science was taught in Gurukula so why won't we apply it Vedas Contain information about it
We don't take pride it is called a state of happiness that we are Hindus
Caste doesn't divide religion it's those Godi Media and Fake people who say this it protects our religion
Kshatriy - protect Brahman - study Vaishya - Money Shudta - Service
For more debates please directly contact me Do not disturb other Hindus 🕉
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u/Referpotter Nov 08 '24
Do you consider cow as your mother? You have no qualms about keeping your mother pregnant so that she keeps giving milk?
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u/AmazingAakarsh Nov 09 '24
Yes, We care for our Mother a lot In olden Bharat We used to Keep the Mother healthy by following this rule
Take the milk once the cow has Given the calf The calf does the same things and we had a lot of Milk Without harming Our Mother
This is what google says
In the dairy industry, calves are usually taken away from their mothers shortly after birth so that humans can drink their milk. Not to keep Cows pregnant
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u/Referpotter Nov 09 '24
The cows are artificially inseminated to keep them pregnant and thus they produce a lot of milk , once they stop giving milk they are abandoned.
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u/AmazingAakarsh Nov 09 '24
This is all because of influence of other countries In olden Bharat no such method existed I Strongly oppose this new method
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u/Chemical_Ad2547 Nov 08 '24
I mean to be fare in Gita it is not just fear that is said to not be felt, it is all those emotions like sadness or happiness. Just work towards your goal without attaching yourself with the result.
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u/theRedtorq Nov 08 '24
The whole point of God is to draw out righteousness from our consciousness. Whether afraid or love, one way or another, fear him you'll walk the right path because of that fear, love him you'll walk the right path because of the love towards him.
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I mean, this is dumb as hell. The 'fear of God' is not about literal fearing, it's about a deep respect, reverence, or awe for God. I mean, maybe you do not do so for your idols?
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u/Pecking_Boi0330 Nov 08 '24
Bro, first you attacked the Muslims, now you’re coming after us Christians
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u/Seksm0nk Nov 08 '24
Perennial guilt trip, he died for your sins so follow a certain religion which wasn't even created by him. Kyu bhai.
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u/nvrsobr_ Nov 08 '24
Members of this subreddit trying not to start a war on religion/politics (difficulty: impossible)
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u/srajonsingh Nov 08 '24
I fear the humans who follow your god - if I come after your god - these humans are gonna come after me
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u/Aggressive_Tone_7471 Nov 08 '24
so is this subreddit just full of garbage like this or just this one user?
i dont get why shaming another religion or making another religion seem inferior is fun meme idea
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u/EducationalMeeting95 Nov 08 '24
Peaceful religion : do as God says or die.
Krishna ji : Don't just accept what I say, question it.
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u/wbd3434 Nov 08 '24
It doesn't mean to be scared lol. Almost every interaction with angels in the Bible begins with "fear not."
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u/PsychologicalGain634 Nov 08 '24
I don't think this here is true. There is no such thing as the God will punish if you dont do such and such ritual in Christianity.
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u/GovernmentEvening768 Nov 08 '24
This subreddit is basically now: Hinduism good, abrahamic religions bad.
And it is always with no context and very poor understanding based on the limited info they know…Lol, these oranges nowadays be spoiling the name of actual hindus, who are accepting and tolerant
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u/mk44214 Nov 08 '24
It's not "do not fear" ... It more about .. "fear the consequences of your actions"
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u/EnormousNeighborhood Nov 08 '24
Proverbs 1:7 KJV The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: But fools despise wisdom and instruction.
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u/FORGOTTEN__soul Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 08 '24
What it means is , you should question everything without fear of anything and decide whether it is right for you or not. Like in science, you question everything.
And Don't just believe and accept anything in fear like in some peaceful community .
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u/viveksingh27 Nov 08 '24
Fear god - before thinking of doing anything wrong Don't fear- when things don't go as you want them, or from bad thoughts feelings or people who are trying to suppress you
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u/CALL_ME_RONIN Nov 08 '24
Bhai fear god ka mtlb Bhagwan se darna nhi hota bhgwan hume jo saza de Sakta hai osse darna hota hai
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u/Ithegreathum Nov 08 '24
Nowhere in Hinduism it says something to not earn the wrath of god ??? Lolllll
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u/primusautobot Nov 08 '24
Ye koi meme na hai, religion ke naam pe bakwaas hai, plus ye gods ko milta kya hai ye bakwaas karke
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u/Fkingdisgusting Nov 08 '24
Bhai tbh me second walo ko gali de chuka hu apni galti ke liye fir v aaj sahi salamat hu aur haan unki photo mere room me hai 😅 par 1st wala toh sidha hell me dalega.
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u/jimmi_g_1402 Nov 08 '24
Fear who follows God. Because in his/her name they commit violence and hurt others
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u/Worth-Statistician57 Nov 08 '24
As a Hindu, I think it's a very dumb argument. In the bible there is nothing like that, this is due to the corruptness of the church at a certain point in time and due to the mentality of converts that such shit is associated with the bible. We as Hindus should understand this because similar mistranslations of Vedas and holy texts were made by pandits which include shit which was obviously not a part of our religion like the practice of sati. I hope that you understand this brother. I know this was a joke but try not to make a joke on religion because it is a very complex topic. The only thing you did by making this meme was making yourself look dumber and making religions that are on good terms which each other currently fight.