Beliefs can’t talk to each other. You will say, ‘The world was created on a Sunday.’ He’ll say, ‘No, on a Monday.’ He’ll say, ‘Tuesday.’ He’ll say, ‘Wednesday.’ Now talk, how will you reconcile this? You can only fight. Why do you need to believe? You look at the question, "What should I believe in?” Well, nothing.
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Questioner: Good evening, sir. My name is Pranjal Paresh Thakar. I am also a first-year student here at BITS Goa. So, right now all of us are divided by society into different faiths, different religions: be it Hinduism, be it Sanatan, Islam, Christianity, or any other. And what I have heard from all of the lore of these cultures is that there are a few overlapping things. There are a few things common in all these cultural-lores. Like Muslims After praying, they say Amin. The Christians say Amen. So they are the same word, just different dialects.
Also, the Ram Setu, the Ram Setu as we call it, because we have heard Rama, and all of us… the Christians refer to it as Adam’s Bridge. They say that when Adam came to Earth, he walked through this bridge. So I wanted to ask if all these things are actual things that happened.Was there actually a God who came to Earth, and different people interpreted His story in different ways, and that’s how different religions branched out? Or are these actually just concepts created by us humans, as you were explaining right now; in order to discipline other humans, in order to have a definite method of living?
Acharya Prashant: What do you gather from what I have said so far? What do you think of it?
