What has Hinduism given to the world?

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Re: What has Hinduism given to the world?

@Yudishthir

Nobody, except you recognizes Manusmriti as a sacred book. Yeah. If you regard dalitstan.org or Sita Agrawal, then I'm sure Manuwas the father of mankind, and Benazir Bhutto was the mother....

Na, Na mamoo na.
Don’t loose nerves. We are not comparing Pakistan with India or comparing Hinduism with Islam……. So please stick to Hinduism as the topic suggests.

Since you are constantly bragging that Manu Smariti is not a book of Hinduism, I have provided many website that DO WRITE Manu Samriti as a sacred book of Hinduism. I had simply quoted websites which claim Manu Smariti as a sacred book. Please do not pretend that “I” am considering Manu Samriti as a sacred book.

Please read my next post which brings out AUTHENTIC Hindu websites keeping Samritis among sacred books……

@Yudishthir

Written/revealed is the same thing in this part of the world. May be not so in Arabia.

Then I should believe your inferiority in English vocabulary, or better say “this part of the world” i.e. India. You don’t see any difference between written and revealed. I wonder if you can convince “One” English speaking person on this claim.

Arey mamoo, English is not a language of Arabia. You are again comparing apples and oranges….. and reflecting the miscomprehension of “this part of the world” i.e. India on Arabia…..

Bhai, the topic is Hinduism. We are talking about Hinduism……

@Yudishthir

Statistical figures from Mughal times. I'll provide you with statistical figures of honour killings from yesterday.

Again, we are talking about “sati” and statistics of Sati in Hinduism and India. We are not JUST talking about the Mughal period…….

Now would you mind elaborating on the “Sati” statistics in India I gave in this thread…..

@Yudishthir

Hinduism has only the following Holy Books

Vedas : Rig Ved, Yajur Ved, Sama Ved, Atharva Ved. Composed around 3000 B.C. according to Max Mueller.

Ramayana.--24,000 verses.

Mahabharata : Contains the Bhagawad Gita as a subset.

Upanishads.

Again, two of these are Epics. How do you compare the epics with Holy books.
Ramayana which is replete with sex and eroticism, how can you place Ramayana within the Holy Books? None of my hindu friends ever called Ramayana and Mahabharta as “Holy” books.

I can provide you many verses from Ramayana replete with criminal acts.