have u ever found any differentiation when u sit with your friends?

India
May 8, 2007 10:43pm CST
have u ever found that friends of different religion sitting with u are different.i think if we are sitting with unknown people i can't say who is of which religion.i think we have made differences on the basis of religion in the whole wotld.it is a matter of deep concern .the society has been divided into different sections due to all this useless talks.
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• India
9 May 07
I never see differentiation in my friends when we sit together. We all are of the same kind. We love what we do. I know this may be hard to hear but we also observe each and everyones rituals and occasions. We attend all the occasions of our friends irrespective of what religion they belong to. This is the kind of feeling we have in our hearts. I think people in India should also think like this. They should leave all those caste and religion problems and live like true Indians. When they will do this i think our country India will become the greatest nation of the whole universe. I hope that time will come soon.
• India
9 May 07
ya i very much agree with you!! its true when we have friends of different religion and castes we should try to lkinow and appreciate their rituals and customs.. and always Indians rank the best in it!!!!
@lecanis (16647)
• Murfreesboro, Tennessee
10 May 07
Actually I love having friends of different religions. I love learning about their beliefs, celebrating holidays together, andfinding the values that we have in common! I think the idea that religious differences means we can't be friends is ridiculous. Even my husband is of a different religion than mine, and we get along beautifully. =)
• India
9 May 07
in India the best thing is the different religions and we try to learn and celebrate the festivals and beliefs of other castes!! my friends are of different religions and castes!! i loove to worship their way and try to learn their aspects of religion!! its jus a way of keeping ourselves together thru diff views n beliefs