Hinduism did not force their followers to remain in their castes. Caste System made people proud and aware about their existence and speciality, which made them enforce their castes and not change it.
in no way Hinduism force people to stay in Caste System. People are accustomed to Caste System & they feel pride in keeping their caste names.
the Hindus were never forced to remain in their Caste System. It is individual choice to embrace Caste System or not.
It teaches its followers that they are reincarnated into their caste, so this is where they belong.
No, Hinduism never forces people to stay India caste system. People see their caste and family name with pride and retain it by themselves.
Hinduism did not force their followers to remain in their casts. however the rulers did, they declared it illegal to leave their casts and punishment would be imprisonment or social abortion.
Hinduism never supports that, it is a popular myth. Caste system is related with people's faith and pride.
Actually Hinduism never forced people to stay in their casts. People embrace their casts as order of god and remain in the same caste.
Hinduism never forces anyone to do so. Caste system is the issue of pride fro most of the people.
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Hindus believe in karma, the law of cause and effect by which each individual creates his own destiny by his thoughts, words and deeds. Hindus believe that the soul reincarnates, evolving through many births until all karmas have been resolved and liberation from the cycle of rebirth, is attained. It is an individuals destiny to be in that cast system so there is no need to help your fellow human beings they are like you on the cycle of incarnation
Hinduism was originally discovered being practiced in India. Hinduism translates to "Indianism," which is what the immigrating Aryans called the ancient religion. Much of India's population today practices Hinduism, and it is the major religion of the country. About 83 percent of India practices Hinduism. This religion eventually spread, but its roots remain in India.
The Muslim emperors allowed freedom of religion. Unlike popular propaganda that says that Islam forces itself onto people. You can see in history that the Muslims armies only fought soldiers who stood against them, never caused oppression to citizens.
Buddhists never left India. At one point Buddhists were one of the majority religions in India; but Hindu priests became entrenched in India's politics and used their position to reinforce Hinduism. Between that and Buddhism's belief in no gods, lead to a decline in popularity there. In Modern times Buddhism is flourishing again. Many of the dailits (outcast caste) are becoming Buddhists.
Because of the reality of God experienced by believers. This gave them enormous strength and the willingness to suffer under persecution.