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0.6 Four Pillars of Democracy

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Four Pillars of Democracy The success of a democracy depends on the charter of its people. Democratic character has four main pillars:   1. To submit or eself to collective discipline   2. A tendency to reconcile oneself to the leadership:   3. Renunciation of such selfish considerations as tend to subvert national integrity; and...

0.5 Punishment or Change of Heart 

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Punishment or Change of Heart The story dates back to the days when social life had just come into existence. The number of people then was small and their wants were limited. The incidence of crime was negligible. Nevertheless if someone, by chance, had committed a crime of trivial nature, he was produced before the...

0.4 Discipline

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Discipline Once a student of a college came to me. In the course of the discussion he asked: "Of freedom and discipline which do you consider to be the more important"?   "Both freedom and discipline are equally dear to me", said I. "Hence it is difficult for me to say which of the two...

0.3 Patriotism: The Prestige of a Nation

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Patriotism: The Prestige of a Nation A nation is a unit of people's prestige. The dignity of a nation is the dignity of its people and its disgrace, people's disgrace. He whose heart is filled with a sense of respect for his nation escapes many evils.   Patriotism must not be inspired by hatred for...

0.2 Introduction 

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Introduction The question of imparting religious and moral instruction to students in schools and colleges has Engaged the attention of educationists for years but no practical solution of the problem has, yet, been found out. The pity is that everyone, even those who are in authority and are competent to unravel the knot, speak no...

0.1 Foreword

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Foreword The basic import of the word 'morality is purity of heart. It consists in standards of virtuous behaviour. He whose heart is not pure can be called virtuous or moral. I do not want to belittle the importance of intellect by saying never it has no relationship with morality. However, do not wish to...

2.4 Religious Tolerance and Jainism

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Religious Tolerance and Jainism Dr. Sagarmal Jain This has been experienced that for human solidarity and national integration the concept of religious tolerance and religious co-existence should be developed. The idea that one's own religion is the only way to approach the ultimate is to be given up. It is a matter of great satisfaction...

2.3 The present Predicament and Jainism

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The present Predicament and Jainism Prid K. M. Ladha Coming back after a visit to Nagasaki soon after the end of the Second World war, the late Jacob Bronowski proposed that Nagasaki should be preserved exactly as it was after the nuclear holocaust and that all future conferences on disarmament and other issues, which concern...

2.2 The Concept of Religious Freedom, Communal Harmony and Peace

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The Concept of Religious Freedom, Communal Harmony and Peace Shri M. K. Dharma Raja "Friendliness towards all" was the clarion call given by the Tirthankara Mahavira more than 2,500 years ago. It was a call for tolerance to appreciate the points of view other than one's own. This attitude of tolerance and catholicity of outlook...

2.1 SAMANASUTTAM-(23) Of the Householder’s Mode of Life

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SAMANASUTTAM-(23) Of the Householder's Mode of Life Dr. Kamal Chand Sogani 301. (Acaryas) indeed call him Sravaka (householder) who, having attained spiti tual awakening and the like, listens to the superb values of conduct daily from the saints.   302 The person whose comprehension has become clear through spiritual awake. ning and who abandons all...
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