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No Religion Teaches Hatred
Does religion teach to hate any one?
Any religion which is truly for God would never teach anyone to hate others. On the contrary it would always teach people to forgive, to be kind and to be fair even to those who are not good to you cannot be for God in any manner....No religion teaches anybody to hate anyone and to fight in the name of religion.The one who truly believes and know the true meaning of their religion will come to know

Posted in Agony Aunt by Jay Deep at 9:11 PM on October 27, 2008
Tags religion, teach, hate
Do we all agree that TERRORISM IS THE OUTCOME OF RELIGIOUS TEACHING ? like marxist communism, racial or language superiority can also fall prey to rigidy of beliefs.Thank You....No. Though it seems so, it is not so. No religion teaches hatred for other human beings. No religion teaches terrorism. All the religions teach love and brotherhood.However, it is some misguided souls, who do not understand the real teachings of their own religion, spread hatred in the name

Posted in Agony Aunt by Pravat Patra at 11:23 PM on October 02, 2008
Tags agree, terrorism, outcome, religious, teaching
Well Friends I believe in god, but I despise religion. Is that normal or weird? shows the way to God . They never hate brother or sister of any religion. The religions gives good teaching and never dispise others. WE have so many religions in the wrold hindus , christian , buddhism. Then Jesus said to that woman , Sin no more and go in peace. Religion brings peace not hatred . You can follow or not follow according to you concience and understanding....Religion is the way, the path, "

Posted in Agony Aunt by Pooja 86 at 1:13 AM on October 16, 2008
Tags well, friends, believe, despise, normal, weird why most people do not tolerate others religion? religions....Every person has a respect towards his religion,every body loves his/her religion ,but it is not true that most people hate or cant tolerate other religion,few person spreading the hatred among their
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