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Abrahamic Faiths
10 signs of Abrahamic religions and why ‘Wokeism’ is one of them
Sachin R -
The similarity between expansionist Abrahamic religions and Wokeism goes back to the very roots of Wokeism.
Hinduism will be finished in another century, columnist Abhijit Iyer Mitra predicts. Read why he thinks so
Abhijit draws from history to show parallels between what is happening in modern post-independence India and what happened to the religions of pre-Christian Europe and pre-Islamic Iran and Egypt, which are relegated to museums now.
What is the Abrahamic and Indo-Abrahamic Association? Meet its president and HDFC Bank’s ‘neighbourhood hero’ Ashok Singh Garcha
Ashok Singh Garcha, a former Congress leader, is the president of Abrahamic and Indo-Abrahamic Association (AIAA).
‘Qayamat Ka Din’ will never come, no one will be allowed to indulge in violence and arson: Yogi Adityanath
Yogi Adityanath warned rioters in Uttar Pradesh against engaging in violence and taking law into their own hands in the name of protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act.
A Grand Narrative for India: The Last Bastion of Polytheism
It's not unsurprising that India hasn't been able to come up with its own Grand Narrative as the intellectual corridors of the country continues to be dominated by people of a liberal or Marxist bent
Celebrations on Christmas and negativity during Diwali represents the Abrahamisation of the liberal mind
Not just Tharoor, even Times Now, after it spread rampant negativity during Diwali was in quite the festive mood during Christmas
Abrahamism and SJWism: Both religions dangerous in their absolute forms
we have to remember that just like Abrahamic monotheism SJW ism tends to be very Utopian and Utopias are the most dangerous form of societal goals.
Sabarimala, the abode of Lord Ayyappa: The beginning of a Hindu uprising in India
For a global participant like India, which is known for its cultural equity, it is very important for decision makers to resist from sounding aloof or foreign.
Liberal Fundamentalism and Sabarimala fiasco: India needs a Renaissance
The only question is: Do we have it in us?
The kind of Indian Atheists and why they continue to be Hindus, unlike Abrahamics and Marxists
Criticise them and challenge them. But do it with the right understanding or be a skeptic and just say "I don't know".