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শরৎ + ঈয়া = শারদীয়া

I mean kichu bolar nei

And I just saw this meme, which seems to be popular on the anti-reservation BJParty bhakt, Dharmic subreddit. But honestly, I think no one can be as foolish as the people who made that meme, because believing in science has absolutely nothing to do with getting low marks in science.

Personally i ain't good at science subjects, I'm an arts student tbh i hate math and aslo before i get low marks in those subjects, my science knowledge enhanced Youtube video not science text books still can't get that good marks in those subjects 🥀😭

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I like music that doesn't mean I'm good at singing, i like art work that doesn't mean I've to know how draw

U like like/believe/promote/encourage something doesn't actually require you to be personally skilled at it

There are PhD holding doctors and scientists who still believe that the Earth is exactly as described in their religious scriptures FLAT🤡, while others believe that the Earth is situated on the face of a pig, etc. They may have been very good at science and had excellent academic records, but even after gaining so much knowledge, they remain blindly devoted to their religion. Even ISRO scientists perform puja before launching rockets.

Whether some extraordinary being exists or not is certainly open to debate(for now just assume, even I'm an atheist), but I hope there is no debate about the fact that the Dharmic God does not exist

Op replies him "thank you for you Andhbhakti"

I think both sides are making mistakes here. Since this page was created to highlight superstitions within Hinduism, bringing up what other religions have done doesn't really address the issue. Pointing to the wrongs of another religion doesn't make the problems within this one any less valid. It's not a justification to say, "This religion is less bad because another religion has done worse."

It's also common for people to respond to criticism of their religion by saying, "Look at the worse things other religions have done." Instead of calling the person an "andhbhakt" (blind devotioner), the OP should simply have replied that those practices are equally condemnable, isn't it that simple?