Why do Christians get away? - Page 4

other than topic ...Religions like Christian Jain Baha'i faith now also Buddhists & Parsi [ Zoroastrianism ] are always silent in country and all these religions are in population highest in world only in India except Christianity

Originally posted by: iMini

2.4% is the 3 largest majority...yeah..whatever way you would like to frame it😆

Originally posted by: Proud-India

other than topic ...Religions like Christian Jain Baha'i faith now also Buddhists & Parsi [ Zoroastrianism ] are always silent in country and all these religions are in population highest in world only in India except Christianity

this is positive assurance i must say ...live and let live

Can diversity in religion also mean equal rights? Or is equal rights possible at all?

On either the global or national stage, the majority does get away with things. On a global stage it seems to be Christians, and at the Indian National stage its probably the Hindus?

Buddhist, Jain, Baha'i are too few, I know that there are a few Baha'is in India and they have a magnificent temple in the form of the Lotus temple and they are a passive community who like to remain quiet in the face of injustice even (which is not attractive for me).

Buddhist and Jain religions not only protest, but specially Jain also have a legislative power in India which they exercise due to the benefit of being perceived as an offshoot of the Hindu religion. Perhaps this is the reason Jain people can actually get away most of the times as compared to the other most significant religion in India which is Islam.

Originally posted by: St.T

Can diversity in religion also mean equal rights? Or is equal rights possible at all?

On either the global or national stage, the majority does get away with things. On a global stage it seems to be Christians, and at the Indian National stage its probably the Hindus?

Buddhist, Jain, Baha'i are too few, I know that there are a few Baha'is in India and they have a magnificent temple in the form of the Lotus temple and they are a passive community who like to remain quiet in the face of injustice even (which is not attractive for me).

Buddhist and Jain religions not only protest, but specially Jain also have a legislative power in India which they exercise due to the benefit of being perceived as an offshoot of the Hindu religion. Perhaps this is the reason Jain people can actually get away most of the times as compared to the other most significant religion in India which is Islam.

I didn't intend to hurt your religious feelings, but I guess as its India-forums :) I need to be careful in my examples ... lets then stick to Christians, Muslims, Jains and delete Hindu from the list :) as its too sensitive. No need to feel incited as I take my word back with unconditional apology.

If we talk about Myanmar, then we will see that the Rohingya is being persecuted by the ruling Buddhist majority, and as the Buddhists are in majority and holding power thus in their country they can get away with it. Similarly, in the global stage, as Christians hold power thus they can get away with things. That is what I meant.