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Nirmukta podcast, India
I will be on the Nirmukta podcast in India, tomorrow at 10:00 AM. Should be fun, especially since have made some comments and claims about Hinduism in two of my books. Nirmukta podcast
Added by Darrel Ray on February 17, 2012 at 1:04pm — No Comments
The First Secular Leader
King Ashoka, king of India around the 3rd Century BCE left am amazing legacy as the first proto secular leader. He ruled about 80% of present day India/Pakistan Read his edicts and compare them to anything in the Bible or Koran. He certainly understood pluralism and religious tolerance far more than Christians or Muslims today. King Ashoka of India
Added by Darrel Ray on June 18, 2011 at 9:58am — 1 Comment
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