Worshiping any god is not superstition
and worshiping and offering prayers is also not illogical as faith does not
accept reasoning but following symbolism of religion blindly, certainly leads
to absurdity.
India is the land where philosophy
germinated for thousands of years and provided logic and reasoning for the
balance life and certainly where religion was similar to deeds and moral and
knowledge.
Christopher Hitchens in, God is not
great on page 184 states, “The
argument that religious belief improves people, or that it helps to civilize society,
is one that people tend to bring up when they have exhausted the rest of their
case. Very well, they seem to say, we cease to insist on the Exodus (say), or
the virgin birth or even the resurrection, or the “night flight” from Mecca to
Jerusalem.
But where would people be
without faith? Would they not abandon themselves to every kind of license and selfishness?
Is it not true, as G K Chesterton once famously said that if people cease to
believe in god, they do not believe in nothing but anything.”And Christopher explained that it nonetheless
helped teach the
children the difference between right
and wrong, “In
other words, to believe in a god is in one way to express a willingness to
believe in anything. Whereas to reject the belief is by no means to profess
belief in nothing.”
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