PROBABILITY OF SPIRITUALITY: A SITUATION OF INDIAN AGNOSTICISM

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Shyam Pathak

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In this paper, I will investigate secularism, as it is utilized in the west and furthermore in India. In the west, agnosticismis found to have been started as a solid remedy against sacerdotal authoritative opinions, biases and hostile to social notion. Indian secularism, in contrast to the west, obviously, doesn't have confidence in supreme division among spirituality and State. Indian agnosticismrather keeps a principled distance of the State from strict foundations to get a satisfactory insignificant way of life and to turn away horrendous sufferings for the standard residents. However, the inquiry emerges: Why must spirituality be isolated from the State? Is detachment among spirituality and the State the solitary feasible arrangement? My conflict will be that there will not be supreme partition among spirituality and the State.

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Pathak, S. (2021). PROBABILITY OF SPIRITUALITY: A SITUATION OF INDIAN AGNOSTICISM. INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND CURRENT RESEARCH CONFERENCES, 1(1), 83–85. Retrieved from https://usajournalshub.com/conferences/index.php/iscrc/article/view/331
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