Interfaith Language | http://FoundationforPluralism.blogspot.com
As a Pluralist (i.e., respecting the otherness of others) my ears are trained to be sensitive. In one of hte discussion we had going, a Professor wrote, “Thousands of them (Hindus) are “roaming” along the banks of the Ganges in Kashi/Gaya (India) shouting “Hare-Ram! Hare Ram!”
My response?
My response?
Dear Professor, I would prefer, “Chanting Hare Ram, Hare Ram” to the phrase “shouting Hare-Ram! Hare Ram!” Likewise, I would prefer Chanting Allahu Akbar rather than shouting Allahu Akbar.
We have do the best we can in choosing the words that would not hurt others. Words can change one’s attitude towards you.
We have do the best we can in choosing the words that would not hurt others. Words can change one’s attitude towards you.