Thread by @MyBharatFirst

@AlpaKanya My view: Secularism in a new avatar; people can be multi-religious. This means that a person can have multiple minority faiths along with/without following majority religion. #ChristianSikhs #SikhChristians could be a reality or a tactic for easy immigration. Needs investigation.

@AlpaKanya We can see a lot of Sikhs around, the bride could be Christian & also we can see a photograph on the wall of Guru with a white turban behind the Padri.
The question is, does the Minority Act allow a person to officially/legally follow multiple minority faiths at the same time?

@AlpaKanya Now I can believe in Jesus Christ but i am a Hindu as well. Now can I legally follow two or more faiths at the same time !?!
Does our Constitution allow me to be a Secular #HinduChristian or #ChristianHindu & likewise following any other or multiple faiths !?!

@AlpaKanya Now if our Minority Act doesn't allow legally/officially a person to keep multiple faiths at the same time given the universal perception of God as one, then how can we call our minority Act to be secular? Or 'Secular' means only to recognise religions, coexist but without faith?

@AlpaKanya Article 25 gives us our fundamental right to religion or religions?
In my view if it gives the right to officially follow multiple religions at the same time to an individual then only it would adhere to the free spirit of secularism.
Fundamental Right to Religion
Or Religions ?

@AlpaKanya So the theory of one God being supreme is Secularism or the theory of having multiple Gods & Goddesses Secularism?
'In God We trust' or 'In God & Goddess we trusti or "In God's & Goddesses"or"In God We trust, from whom all religions emerge" defines our Constitutional Secularism?

@AlpaKanya The most difficult questions in this debate;
Do different religions recognise or deny each other?
Now can a religion be considered secular if it denies to recognise other religions as equal?
Do all religions believe in one almighty & all religions being part of Sanatan Dharma?

@AlpaKanya Sanatan Dharma believes in all religions, Gods & Goddesses as part of the Supreme Godhead who divides himself into all Go(s) worshipped by other religions, Brahma, Shiva & Vishnu with their Combined Shakti as a Goddess(s) hence we're secular in body & spirit
This's #Hindutva

@AlpaKanya So can Bharat officially become a Hindu Rashtra as it will be Sanatan Dharmi in Body but Secular in spirit unlike any other country? The true Spirit of our Constitutional #secularism exists in recognition of all religions as one, equal & supreme & so the minority act isn't needed

@AlpaKanya Please add your views to this open debate.

@AlpaKanya Please read as all God(s) & not Go(s). The typo error is deeply regretted.

@AlpaKanya Personally I believe in all religions as one & equal & see my God in them as their God & vice-versa.

That's Sanatan Dharma.

That's also the concept of #Hindutva which @RSS has originally mooted.

@AlpaKanya @rss Actually Sanatan Dharma Unites the World as one & equal in both body & spirit.

@AlpaKanya @rss In fact Sanatan Dharma has recognised countless planetary systems in our universe & also the existence of multiple universes as part of God's creation.