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Bridges don’t rise the ground or fall from the sky. People build them. When it comes to religious pluralism, universities are uniquely poised to help.

At the same time, it is also to be noted that the Bhakti movement provided a much-needed religious ground for the Mughal rulers to operate in.

Evidence of our syncretic culture comes from various sources, including contemporary history.

Abstract (Summary) Who is "more right", and whose "right" to practise their religion supercedes that of others? [...] how do we [...]

India. I do feel a faded affinity, I feel the undercurrents of that deep river my father spoke about on trips to the temples.

Looking back at Kansas history, we see fierce debates about who should wield political power. The abortion amendment is no different.

A discussion about Harvard’s secret court is the first in a series of discussions planned to mark the secretive tribunal’s centennial.

It was supposed to be over with Ayodhya. But Kashi, Mathura and a flurry of other mandir-masjid disputes signal a new phase of Hindu revivalism. A cover story by India Today magazine - Issue Date: Jun 13, 2022

Considering the meteoric rise of Hindutva in the last decade, can’t one now reasonably say that it is the Indian Muslim rather than the Hindu who has reason to fear that her historical sites might come under the pall of destruction?

The first signs of friction between the Arizona Democrats unfolded during the campaign to defeat Proposition 107, a measure to ban gay marriage.