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This 9-page paper focuses on how Hinduims developed with India, and why and when it actually emerged as the "national" religion of the nation. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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controlled by Hindu, based political parties. This puts the idea in many peoples mind that Hinduism is the official "state" religion of India.
Because of this, there has been a definite decrease in religious tolerance in India, leading many to believe that Hinduism could be considered a fairly narrow-tolerant religion.
The ironic factor behind this is that Hinduism isnt necessarily a single religion, but compilation of many religions adapted into this one belief throughout the thousands of years both Hinduism
and India have been in existence. The question has been posed -- when did the idea of Hinduism emerge as the national
religion of India, and why did it emerge as it did? There is no simple answer to either of these questions. Although Hinduism seems to have only recently
emerged as a national religion, it has, in fact, been so closely tied to the development of India as the nation. In this paper, we will examine the history and
the linkage between Hinduism and India and try to come up with the conclusion or answer to this question. An Overview of Hinduism
Interestingly enough, the Hindu religion is not one single religion per se, but rather, a collection of customs, traditions, believes and rituals compiled from different religions into one whole
called Hinduism (Hindu History). Furthermore, Hinduism is also unique in that it does not have a formal priesthood or leader -- although the Sadhus of India have been regarded traditionally
as those who come closest to priesthood in the Hindu religion (Hindu History). Nonetheless, Hinduism is a very eclectic one, meaning it can be difficult to identify specific features that
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