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... What are the graces and punishments in your religion? ... Are you able to equally balance your time on religion, family and work? ...
Religion is meant to serve as a ladder of evolution. ...
This is the whole of religion. ... What are the similarities and differences of your religion with the
Catholic religion? ... What are the things that are not allowed in your religion that are
allowed in others?
Hinduism recognizes that there are many ways in which an individual may follow his or her religion, and that all lead ultimately to the same goal. ... Do you have a tradition to marry someone with the same religion?
The Hindu belief in caste (ones place in society) and dharma (duty within ones caste) is central to issues surrounding marriage. In Hindu dharma, marriage is viewed as a sacrament and not a contract. ...
Given this background, Hindus have a tradition of marrying someone with the same religion, as this will increase the probability of success in caring for the entire family (including parents, Grandparents, aunts, uncles and other extended family members) and protecting one’s domestic peace, social relations and devoting one’s energies to spiritual perfection. ... Is it hard for you to be with people who do not have the same
religion?
Approximate Word count = 1506
Approximate Pages = 6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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