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India will maintain a non aligned position. Personally,I oppose Russian aggression, and Ukrainians will be justified in a violent gureilla response.

Atheists(much more in number) also want to destroy religion ( due to violence, social conservatism, oppression of women, etc). This is not something unique to Freemasons. In fact, many world leaders openly use religion as a tool to control the masses.

There are always religious people in secular countries who can face the payback. Don't cry the next time we persecute you in a different location when you're 'just following your faith.'

That's cute.

Are you sure you will agree with every future law in every country you decide to live in, no matter how ridiculous?

Wealth doesn't attract permanently. But China's safety is renowned. And the standard of living is quite good in the major cities.

The future is atheist.

It is not beyond the scope of science at all. Current scientific understanding of origin of energy/matter is limited. We don't have the tools/theories to look into it. Doesn't mean scientists don't care about finding out. What I said is something more basic, and broader than the law of...

The law of conservation of energy was modified when scientists realised mass was another form of energy. It can be modified in the future too, depending on the proof. It is not beyond the scope of science. Current science is inadequate to explain it completely. But as I mentioned earlier...

Neither offer any solid proof as of now. You see a creator in it. I see randomness. I see how Insignificant life really is, compared to the size of the universe. Humanity is barely a hundred years into advanced sciences. Such existential questions would need time and extensive research.

What's logical to you may not be so for the next person.... Many older faiths have faded. Others are fading as we speak.

I don't think see. Ancient people see the sun. "There must be a sun god." Oceans are powerful and dangerous. "There must be a water god." Lightning strikes. "There must be a thunder/lightning/sky God." No idea how things come into being. "There must be a creator God." Lol

Some faiths have more of a metaphysical bent than a pure literal one. So in broad sense, Hinduism is a collection of common religious and social practices, plus ideas regarding the universe/nature. Most major religions try to explain the world according to their perspective. You find one of...

You're looking for sharp boundaries where there are none. Not a great way to look into the metaphysical.

Food is incredibly cheap here. The best Biryani can be had for the equivalent of $7-8. Reviews on Google can be a good guide.

In India, we routinely make fun of vegetarians. Most restaurants tend to have non vegetarian options. Beef is uncommon here, but I have found many restaurants that sell beef in Yogi's Uttar Pradesh. Common people typically eat Biryani, chicken tikka, chicken kadhai, mutton curry, chicken curry...

Cars have utility in a country like India where the temperatures run into the extremes. Then there is the social aspect (for me, it is important in my dating life.) They provide last mile connectivity, which also helps with security. Public transport is alright when all you need is to move from...

Ancient Egyptians thought so. So did the ancient Greeks. So did the European Christians. The world is different now. The secularisation is bound to happen with time. If we speed up the process, there will be less violence.

It is simple, what royal Enfield provides. Relaxed cruising motorcycles with high torque. They aren't meant to rev high and provide sports bike like power. If you understand this, you will love the motorcycle. The best Enfields are the 650cc twin cylinder ones, and the Himalayan off roader.

Did Mr Jinnah ask for secular rights or religious returns(protection clauses)? In those times, people of both faiths used to very religious. So I guess he had a point. I think Indian muslims will do well only if they secularise. At that point, they won't be seen as a threat by the other faiths.