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What is inter-religious domination, and provide an example of its impact in India? |
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Inter-religious domination occurs when one religious community suppresses another, leading to discrimination and violence. An example is the 1984 Sikh massacre in Delhi, where over 2,700 Sikhs were killed, and the perpetrators faced little to no punishment. |
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Fill in the blank: Intra-religious domination often results in discrimination within a religion, especially against ___ such as Dalits in Hinduism. |
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True or False: Intra-religious domination is solely about the oppression of one religion by another. |
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False. Intra-religious domination refers to the oppression of members within the same religion. |
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Religious fundamentalism can lead to the dominance of conservative factions within a religion, which often suppress dissent and can result in inhumane treatment of marginalized members, such as Dalits in Hinduism. |
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Riddle: I am a form of domination that occurs within a single faith, where some members are treated as inferior. What am I? |
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What significant event took place during the post-Godhra riots in Gujarat in 2002, and what was its aftermath? |
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During the post-Godhra riots in 2002, over 1,000 people, primarily Muslims, were massacred, and many survivors were unable to return to their villages. |
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Fill in the blank: The Constitution of India upholds the right to ___ and the right to live freely and with dignity. |
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Dalits have faced discrimination such as being barred from entering Hindu temples and being treated inhumanely by upper castes. |
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A secular state does not favor any specific religion and maintains a separation from religious institutions. |
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True or False: A secular state promotes theocratic rule by allowing religious leaders to control government. |
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False. A secular state should not be controlled by religious leaders to prevent theocratic rule. |
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Fill in the blank: True secularism requires the state to derive its principles from ___ sources. |
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The state structure plays a crucial role in preventing inter-community conflicts and promoting harmony among different religious groups. |
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Riddle: I can exist without any faith, ensuring peace and equality, yet I do not belong to any belief system. What am I? |
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The mainstream Western model, exemplified by the American state, and the alternative model seen in India. |
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Working together for mutual enlightenment through education to change people's mindsets. |
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What does the principle of mutual exclusion in secular states imply about the relationship between religion and government? |
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It implies that religion and government operate independently, meaning the state should not make decisions based solely on religious beliefs, and religion should not dictate state policies. |
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True or False: In a secular state, the government can interfere with internal religious matters such as who can become a priest. |
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Fill in the blanks: The separation of spheres in secularism means that each entity, religion, and the state, has its own area of influence and should not encroach upon the other's ___. |
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What historical context influenced the development of secularism in Western societies? |
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Historically, Western societies often experienced religious homogeneity, focusing primarily on issues within a single religion and sometimes overlooking inter-religious equality and minority rights. |
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Riddle: I am a principle that keeps church and state apart, ensuring laws are made with reason, not faith at heart. What am I? |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following statements best describes the role of the state in relation to religious practices in a secular state? A) The state promotes religious activities B) The state funds religious schools C) The state does not interfere with religious practices unless they break the law D) The state decides who can practice a religion |
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C) The state does not interfere with religious practices unless they break the law. |
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Indian secularism emphasizes inter-religious equality and does not solely focus on the separation of church and state. |
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True or False: Indian secularism only protects the rights of individuals and not of minority communities. |