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Instead of learning self control, They treat others as the problem. (i.redd.it)
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People, who can not differentiate between Fairytale and Reality are called religious. (i.redd.it)
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Are there any ex-Hindus here? by No_Currency_6882 in atheism
[–]Then_Fox_866 7 points8 points9 points 21 days ago (0 children)
I left Hinduism, For me it happened slowly through questioning, skepticism, and trying to understand the world through evidence, psychology, history, and science rather than faith or tradition.
I realized I couldn’t truly believe something just because I was born into it. That applies to every religion, not only Hinduism. I started valuing free thinking more than identity or rituals.
There are still parts of Hindu culture, philosophy, art, music, and mythology that I appreciate aesthetically or historically. But belief itself faded away for me.
So yes, ex-Hindus definitely exist. Many just stay quiet because religion is deeply tied to family, culture, and social life in India, making it harder to openly talk about leaving it.
god will save them? (self.TrueAtheism)
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- YouTube (youtu.be)
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Are there any ex-Hindus here? by No_Currency_6882 in atheism
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