Sandeep,
Which statement of mine on Goanet are you responding to? The post you think you
are responding to was not allowed to appear on Goanet. I guess the moderators
decided that Goanetters did not deserve to read my side of the argument. I am
hoping this response of mine will not be blocked l
From: "Mervyn Lobo"
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All religions are equally unequal except when they unequally equal,
although I have heard some religions are equally equal when they
are not unequally unequal.
Hope this helps and clarifies the matter.
**I am sorry. this is riduculous. You are mocking at the structural
di
Santosh has misinterpreted the provisions of law and has drawn wrong
conclusions.
Nowhere in the Constitution of the land does it say that "All
religions are equally good or equally bad".
Religions have their own distinct features and characteristics and can
therefore never be equal. From differe
From: "Cajetan Alvares"
*As a secular pluralist, I believe that one's religious views are*
*his/her
own problem, as long as they do not cause harm to humanity.
*
What if Religion DOES harm society and humanity?
As is in Somalia, Indonesia, the poor north part of Nigeria, etc (with the
exceptio
A lot of the material in the post appended below has been selectively lifted
verbatim from a blogger named Siddhartha from Bangalore, without giving him
credit, without putting his text in quotation marks, and without providing a
link to one of his webpages containing this text. Please see for e
*As a secular pluralist, I believe that one's religious views are* *his/her
own problem, as long as they do not cause harm to humanity.
*
What if Religion DOES harm society and humanity?
As is in Somalia, Indonesia, the poor north part of Nigeria, etc (with the
exception of help with petrol $ count
--- On Wed, 8/18/10, Frederick Noronha wrote:
I disagree with Santosh's attempts to mix both up, or the suggestion that
one's religious views would be decided by the State's approach to a
>[parallel] matter.
>... As a secular pluralist, I believe that one's religious views are
his/her own
From: "Santosh Helekar"
Scholars who understand and respect the constitution of India, such as
the prime minister of India reject the claim that the concept that
"all religions are equal" is wrong in a secular country.
Please see: http://pmindia.nic.in/speech/content.asp?id=524
When we say ou
Santosh Helekar wrote:
> --- On Wed, 8/18/10, Frederick Noronha wrote:
> >
> >I disagree with Santosh's attempts to mix both up, or the suggestion that
> >one's religious views would be decided by the State's approach to a
> >>[parallel] matter.
> >
>
> This is Admin Noronha's fabricate
