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In the old times, no. Different caste systems were in place and the lower you were in the Caste System the worse you were treated and you were born into a caste system and could never get out of it. Though you could be a wonderful Hindu philosopher in the untouchable class. Now the caste system has essentially vanished though.
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Why don't hindus believe in equality?
Hindus do Believe in equality, but the concept of equality is slightly different. Hinduism focuses on giving a person what he or she deserves rather than giving everyone the same resources, utilisation is also ve4ry important.
How did Buddhism and Hinduism look at social class differently?
Hinduism focuses on Caste system to sustain the society and civilisation. Buddhism focuses on individual equality and rights, and does not discriminate between two men or women.
How does the caste system provide structure for hindus?
Caste system was one of the main foundation of Hinduism. It provided stability & equality in the society. thus
What two religions that started in India affected other cultures today?
Hinduism and buddism
Which religion(s) did the Aryan's help shape?
Hinduism
Who is the founder of Hinduism?
There is no founder of Hinduism.
The major religion of India is?
indias major religion is Hinduism
What do you call a follower of Hinduism?
Follower of Hinduism is called a 'Hindu'.Follower of Hinduism is called a 'Hindu'.
How many people bielieve in Hinduism?
No one believes in Hinduism Now. Hinduism is Dead.
What country is 80 percent Hinduism?
80% of Hinduism is found in India were Hinduism was "born".
Where is Hinduism from?
Hinduism can be found no where in its native form. Hinduism has changed significantly since its origination.
What religion believed in equality in the eyes of god?
Everybody has the Gospel inside of him or her. It does not come from churches, buildings, large cathedrals, no...the Lord and his Gospel are in us. "Split a piece of wood and you will find me, look under a stone and I am there". Everybody living on this Earth is equal. Until the day of judgment when we stand before our maker, then are we told were we belong.
