When It Comes to the Uyghur Genocide, the World Cannot Be a Bystander
By Omer Kanat We have all seen the videos. A person collapses in the street, a car hits a pedestrian, or someone assaults an innocent passerby. Then to our disbelief,… Read more »
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Hagia Sophia articles
A few articles that I have read and written two of them President Erdogan, preserve Hagia Sophia as a churchhttps://religionnews.com/2020/07/08/president-erdogan-preserve-hagia-sophia-as-a-church/ Press Release – Hagia Sophia should not be converted into… Read more »
Pakistani NGO denies food to Hindus and Christians.
Pakistani NGO denies food to Hindus and Christians. June 17, 2020, Washington, DC — The Center for Pluralism condemns the shameful act of a Pakistani NGO for denying food to… Read more »
Remembering the Sikh Genocide of 1984
June 7, 2020. This week is the 36th Anniversary of the attack on the Golden Temple. We, at the Center for Pluralism, feel the apprehensions the Sikh community feels. Since… Read more »
Your Will
Should corona or an accident abruptly end your life, are you ready to go in peace, i.e., without anxieties? How do you want your burial, who should make critical decisions… Read more »
Indians caring for each other during the Corona Crisis
Goodness will triumph is a corollary to Satyameva Jayate – i.e., Truth will triumph. Amidst the hate-spewing by Modi Media, Amit Shah’s trolls, and rampant hate-mongering, there is a lot… Read more »
Religious attitudes toward Corona
A majority of people in each religious group tend to be moderates and follow the safety guidelines during the Corona crisis. However, there is a tiny percent among all religious… Read more »
Do Muslim charities get the credit they deserve?
Have Muslims failed in communicating the good work they do to serve fellow humans? Yes and No. They do the work, indeed, there are several Muslim charities that serve fellow… Read more »
China’s Responsibility for the Global Pandemic
This is good piece on political pluralism. The Corona has awakened our conscience to start thinking about the idea of one world, one community, and one family as pronounced in… Read more »
What is Pluralism
Pluralism, in its purest form, is defined as “Respecting the otherness of the other.” Pluralism in religion is respecting different ways of worshipping the creator (or no worship) as a… Read more »