A paper on the Boston University website claims that Gandhi was brought up as a Hindu as that was the religion that his mother and other family members practiced.
Gandhi came from a Hindu background but he also praised and adopted features of other religious traditions, like Jainism, Buddhism and Christianity.
He is a saint of every religion to some.
First of Gandhi was of the Jain faith and believed in those gods, he did not believe in a christian God.
Ghandi Followed The Religion Sikhism By Summer Berridge
Change through peaceful non violent means. Gandhi was a pacifist and 100% believed that the people would effect change through peaceful protest and patience
Mahatma Gandhi was involved in politics, not religion. His work to end the British colonization of India was political in nature and it did not influence Hinduism - despite the fact that "Mahatma" is a religious title, meaning great soul. (His actual name was Mohandas Gandhi.)
i think most of the citizens in the U.S. do belive in god.
What makes you think he did? I am searching the biography of Gandhi on Wikipedia, which is quite thorough, for the word "religion", and it doesn't mention anything about him changing his religion.
he was a hindu.
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He is a saint of every religion to some.
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He opposed Gandhi's program of tolerance for all creeds and religion
he was a jainGhandi was a Hindu.Hinduism
"Those who say religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion is." ~Mahatma Gandhi
First of Gandhi was of the Jain faith and believed in those gods, he did not believe in a christian God.