Freedom From Casteism: God has no Caste
Freedom From Casteism: God has no Caste
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DETAILS :
- Author : R. S. Garg
- Publisher : Nature Book India
- Publication date : 1 July 2015
- Edition : 1st
- Language : English
- Paperback : 207 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9382258183
- ISBN-13 : 978-9382258186
- Item Weight : 250 g
ABOUT THE BOOK
Freedom From Casteism: God has no Caste is a provocative and reform-oriented work by R. S. Garg that seeks to dismantle the theological and social justifications for the caste system. The book is written as both a social critique and a spiritual manifesto, arguing that the hierarchical division of humanity is a man-made construct that directly contradicts the universal nature of the Divine.
Garg examines the historical "corruptions" of religious texts and practices that allowed caste to become deeply entrenched in Indian society. He focuses on the psychological and economic impact of caste discrimination, arguing that it serves as a barrier to national unity and individual spiritual growth. The core of his thesis is simple yet radical: if God is the creator of all, and if the divine spark resides in every soul, then the concept of "superior" or "inferior" birth is a spiritual fallacy. The book advocates for a "caste-neutral" society, urging readers to return to the core humanist values of brotherhood and equality.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
R. S. Garg is a dedicated social reformer and writer known for his advocacy for the marginalized sections of society. His work is often characterized by a "common man’s" perspective on complex sociological issues, aiming to provide practical solutions rather than just academic theories.
Garg has spent significant time studying the intersection of law, religion, and social behavior. He is a staunch believer in the constitutional values of India and often cites the work of pioneers like B.R. Ambedkar to support his arguments. Through his writing, he attempts to engage the middle class and the youth in a dialogue about social responsibility, emphasizing that "Freedom from Casteism" is not just a legal requirement but a moral imperative for a modern, progressive nation.
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