laws/rules are required. to enable smooth living of people. all types exist. some clash with each other. like in india/uk we drive on the left. in usa/europe we drive on the right. globalisation,standardisation yes. but still individual countries have their own laws. laws are meant for discipline in all things. to protect people. but laws also discriminate. somebody said " the law is an ass." how true. and yet we need laws. discipline . meant to control. and yet sometimes it has bad results. in india another word for hinduism ( word given by outsiders to describe those who live in indus valley and its environs - their religion if it can be called religion.) is sanatana dharma- neverending laws.meant for the upliftment of life - human or otherwise. laws can be rigid/flexible. laws can be idiotic/farseeing. some are/ were meant for a particular period,place,situation. interpretation varies as civilisation/life needs change.there are some archaic/old laws which have to be removed/eradicated. there are some laws about which no one knows. future of civilisation lies in good thinking legislation. but some eternal laws,here are some. harm no one. protect yourself. pay your taxes. save on taxes. be gentle. punish the wrongdoer. live in the present. live for the future. talk less,work more. take some time off now and then. save and save. spend and keep the economy running. life or rather law is confusing.
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- 2007-08-21 @ 08:13:15
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- 2007-08-21 @ 23:47:33
I didn't realise that Hindu's come from the Indus valley. I thought it was like other religions, i.e. you could practise the religion where-ever you come from. Are you saying that I could not be a Hindu then? Is that true? Or have I read you wrong?
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kenanphoenix
- http://kenanphoenix.wordpress.com
- 2007-08-23 @ 23:30:28
Laws are necessary, but in some undevelopment countries they copy or rewrite development countries laws without good study, and this make life more copmlicated for people.
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- 2007-08-24 @ 07:43:58
interesting and very good post and I do agree with what you say......
thankyou!....enjoyed reading that.....and it is thought provoking too.........Didn't realise about Hindus being IN the Indus valley either!! Have a groovy day! -
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anujna
- 2007-08-24 @ 20:07:54
For someblock: The religion of hinduism was developed and flourished in Indus valley. Later it spread in the subcontinent and beyond. You do not have to belong to Indus valley to be a hindu! You do not even have to be religious to be a hindu. Hinduism is one rare religion inwhich atheism is also given space!
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lwtc247
- 2007-08-29 @ 09:50:36
Refering to inquizatorial, "laws manmade or godmade?" The only law worth anything is God made law. Such law cannot be argued with (you will never be able to argue ith God and ever have a chance of winning - LOL at the very thought!).
But sections of mankind has saught to destroy God made laws and impose their own. They are either unaware of God or hate God. It's that simple. If we only had God made laws, which are actually quite a lot less than man made laws, then life would be bliss. -
Paying taxes is definately man made, no god could be that cruel!