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There is a Vedic Hymn which goes like: Oh! Param-Brahma, You are alone! a never-ending ocean of knowledge, while paths leading to thee are different streams and channels. Crooked or straight, all the paths reach to thee, Since it is the destiny of a river to merge with the sea. All scriptures lead us towards the same truth. But lowly men, with no evolution of intellectual faculties and mental discernment, in their hallucinations guided with interests and prejudices, advocate the evil philosophies of the supremacy of one way of life over the other. Such evil plans in the past had resulted in religious wars, imperialism, and terrorism with the sole purpose achieved as the destruction of precious human lives. Throughout history, the so-called 'religious leaders' have to lead their followers towards divergence of beliefs while the religious texts have always been teaching us about the concurrence of faiths.  Let us understand a few of the Religious similarities between Hinduism and

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