Every man must have a religion and that religion must be one which will appeal to the intellectual mind. A man failing to observe religious principles, becomes a danger to society. There is no doubt that scientist and psychologists have widened our horizon but they have not been able to tell us our purpose in life. A proper religion can do this. Man must therefore choose a rational and meaningful religion according to his conviction without depending on mere beliefs, traditions, customs and theories. No one has the right to force another person to accept any religion. No one should exploit poverty, illiteracy or arouse human emotional feelings to induce others to accept a religion. Religion should be a free choice. Man should be free to choose his own religion according to his liking and intellectual capacity. To follow a religion blindly without any understanding, would deprive the religion of its spiritual value and the follower of his human dignity. Human beings have intelligence and common sense to differentiate what is right and wrong. They can adapt themselves according to circumstances. They should therefore choose a religion that is adaptable to them and one that meets with their human intelligence. They must be properly guided. Give them a chance to decide freely without any undue coercion.
Every man must have a religion and that religion must be one which will appeal to the intellectual mind. A man failing to observe religious principles, becomes a danger to society. There is no doubt that scientist and psychologists have widened our horizon but they have not been able to tell us our purpose in life. A proper religion can do this. Man must therefore choose a rational and meaningful religion according to his conviction without depending on mere beliefs, traditions, customs and theories. No one has the right to force another person to accept any religion. No one should exploit poverty, illiteracy or arouse human emotional feelings to induce others to accept a religion. Religion should be a free choice. Man should be free to choose his own religion according to his liking and intellectual capacity. To follow a religion blindly without any understanding, would deprive the religion of its spiritual value and the follower of his human dignity. Human beings have intelligence and common sense to differentiate what is right and wrong. They can adapt themselves according to circumstances. They should therefore choose a religion that is adaptable to them and one that meets with their human intelligence. They must be properly guided. Give them a chance to decide freely without any undue coercion.
Every man must have a religion and that religion must be one which will appeal to the intellectual mind. A man failing to observe religious principles, becomes a danger to society. There is no doubt that scientist and psychologists have widened our horizon but they have not been able to tell us our purpose in life. A proper religion can do this. Man must therefore choose a rational and meaningful religion according to his conviction without depending on mere beliefs, traditions, customs and theories. No one has the right to force another person to accept any religion. No one should exploit poverty, illiteracy or arouse human emotional feelings to induce others to accept a religion. Religion should be a free choice. Man should be free to choose his own religion according to his liking and intellectual capacity. To follow a religion blindly without any understanding, would deprive the religion of its spiritual value and the follower of his human dignity. Human beings have intelligence and common sense to differentiate what is right and wrong. They can adapt themselves according to circumstances. They should therefore choose a religion that is adaptable to them and one that meets with their human intelligence. They must be properly guided. Give them a chance to decide freely without any undue coercion.
Every man must have a religion and that religion must be one which will appeal to the intellectual mind. A man failing to observe religious principles, becomes a danger to society. There is no doubt that scientist and psychologists have widened our horizon but they have not been able to tell us our purpose in life. A proper religion can do this. Man must therefore choose a rational and meaningful religion according to his conviction without depending on mere beliefs, traditions, customs and theories. No one has the right to force another person to accept any religion. No one should exploit poverty, illiteracy or arouse human emotional feelings to induce others to accept a religion. Religion should be a free choice. Man should be free to choose his own religion according to his liking and intellectual capacity. To follow a religion blindly without any understanding, would deprive the religion of its spiritual value and the follower of his human dignity. Human beings have intelligence and common sense to differentiate what is right and wrong. They can adapt themselves according to circumstances. They should therefore choose a religion that is adaptable to them and one that meets with their human intelligence. They must be properly guided. Give them a chance to decide freely without any undue coercion.
Every man must have a religion and that religion must be one which will appeal to the intellectual mind. A man failing to observe religious principles, becomes a danger to society. There is no doubt that scientist and psychologists have widened our horizon but they have not been able to tell us our purpose in life. A proper religion can do this. Man must therefore choose a rational and meaningful religion according to his conviction without depending on mere beliefs, traditions, customs and theories. No one has the right to force another person to accept any religion. No one should exploit poverty, illiteracy or arouse human emotional feelings to induce others to accept a religion. Religion should be a free choice. Man should be free to choose his own religion according to his liking and intellectual capacity. To follow a religion blindly without any understanding, would deprive the religion of its spiritual value and the follower of his human dignity. Human beings have intelligence and common sense to differentiate what is right and wrong. They can adapt themselves according to circumstances. They should therefore choose a religion that is adaptable to them and one that meets with their human intelligence. They must be properly guided. Give them a chance to decide freely without any undue coercion.