Madhangalum vivaadhangalum is a timely book. Religious intolerance is not a thing of the past. It is with us, today, and is getting worse. All that the book exhorts us to do is just think. How difficult can that be! All religions hate the thinker. For the believer who feels he has nowhere else to go in times of distress, the religious experience has always been a triumph of hope over experience. No matter how many times our God lets go of our seeking hands, we continue to beseech. 'Eli,eli, lama sabach thani' should not be a supplication, but a show cause notice to the God who had promised and not delivered. This book needs to be translated into as many languages as possible. This book is a scientific deconstruction of the sloppy aggregation of myths that today goes by the name of religion. Humanism is the answer. Man doesn't require refereeing by a supernatural being. Our inherent goodness of heart is adequate. If a person requires religion to make him humane, then only god can help him.
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ReplyDeleteMadhangalum vivaadhangalum is a timely book. Religious intolerance is not a thing of the past. It is with us, today, and is getting worse. All that the book exhorts us to do is just think. How difficult can that be! All religions hate the thinker. For the believer who feels he has nowhere else to go in times of distress, the religious experience has always been a triumph of hope over experience. No matter how many times our God lets go of our seeking hands, we continue to beseech. 'Eli,eli, lama sabach thani' should not be a supplication, but a show cause notice to the God who had promised and not delivered. This book needs to be translated into as many languages as possible. This book is a scientific deconstruction of the sloppy aggregation of myths that today goes by the name of religion.
ReplyDeleteHumanism is the answer. Man doesn't require refereeing by a supernatural being. Our inherent goodness of heart is adequate. If a person requires religion to make him humane, then only god can help him.