Who is the greatest atheist of the universe?

An atheist said, “Not only I but also God has no trust on God”.
Is God an atheist?

As a Drishtantoist, I do not offer importance to the existence of God. That means I always pass the matter of God over.

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Is death not good?

Man does not die again after death. That means, man is deathless in hereafter. So death is good.

Is death not good?

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Death & Heaven

Man is a peculiar animal. He does not want to die, but he wants to have heaven. But it is true that heaven comes after death. That means if a man wants to taste heaven, firstly he must die.

As a Drishtantoist, avoiding the matter of heaven I follow the principle: ‘Be good only for saving yourself and the world’.

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Who are neither theist nor atheist?

Drishtantoism is a Philosophy that is neither for Theism nor for Atheism. That means, the philosophy doesn’t advocate for traditional Beliefs those are of both theistic and atheistic. It says for such type of religion that admits the acting according to the rules and regulations of the nature. As atheist Aksay Kumar Datta, opposing religious belief Shobuj Taposh did not take the equation: work= crops, worship + work = crops, therefore worship = 0. So Drishtantoist religion is different from both theistic and atheistic religions. What is the Drishtantoist religion? According to the philosophy, a man’s natural and biological behavior is his religion. Here faith is avoided. Shobuj Taposh claimed: if a man is devoted to his body and nature, he needs no faith. Nature means a man’s surroundings. Homeland is mainly considerable. The philosophy avoids faith, as it loves man. But faith is contempt to a man. Because of remaining the matter of ‘slavery’ and ‘mastery’ here, the philosophy doesn’t receive it cordially. Besides, being near at belief, faith is to a great extent God-based. But because of being neither for theist nor for atheist, the philosophy avoids God. It loudly claims that for presenting explanation of the origin of the Universe, there is no need to know the existence of God. And it also claims that for doing good work, a man must not have theistic or atheistic view. To Shobuj Taposh, if a man is devoted to his body and nature, he must be sympathetic to the world, must neglect otherness. In this sphere, the philosophy is near at Postcolonialism. In Drishtantoism, Patriotism is accepted as main religion. Through patriotism a man can be a philanthropist.

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Rites

(7:1) Oath of rivers – they associate with seas by many names.

(7:2) be river in the day of a year for dear men,

(7:3) on main non-communal festival of your racial culture.

(7:4) Associate with the men in the safe place where you can share your Mangolbarta (Good News).

(7:5) Listen, this is the day of swearing for being morally excellent;  

(7:6) the day of swearing for helping the wretch (as one’s capacity).

(7:7) you have to be river in a day,

(7:8) in the day, take part in festivity with all communities.

(7:9) Do not preach your religion in the festival, as you are not like them who take weapon to save their religion ignoring reasoning.

(7:10) take part in the festivity without holding the nationalism, used by wily men.

((7:11) No doubt, Drishtantoist nationalism does not upset the internationalism.

(7:12) Know again, no ignorant man can be Drishtantoist.

(This is the seventh chapter of Drishtantoist scripture, Mangolbarta, translated from Bangla.)

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Is the Koran only for the Arabs?

The Koran is only for the Arabs, not for other nations or races. It is an Arabic book. In the Koran, there are:

27. We have cited in this Koran for mankind every ideal; that they may take heed (AZ-Zumar/Throngs).

28. An Arabic Koran, without any defect, so they may become righteous (AZ-Zumar/Throngs).

All men of the world do not say in Arabic. In the Koran, there are rise and fall of some races (ESP. A’ad, Samud etc.), not of any others. When the Koran was being revealed, was there no nation or race in the world without A’ad-Samud? Was there no India or any Indian races then?

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Religious Studies

(4:1) Oath of flowers – they attract men. Applaud the laughter of children.

(4:2) they are accustomed to natural behavior. Let them be it. They like romping, laugh seeing birds and kites or aero plane. They can know how to fly in the sky inwardly.

(4:3) O race, do not set any religion on their mind dominantly. Secure them, and give (them) moral instruction to conduct with their companions. Don’t frighten them by any means informing the knowledge of death, hereafter etc.

(4:4) keep your eyes over them. Don’t hit them, but love them genuinely.

(4:5) Oath of cuckoo – it is excellently time-conscious. You inform them the substance of all religions to them when their age is 12 years up. Create their conscience. Don’t let them in maintaining rites before being 16 years old, because in the time they have neither adequate social studies nor enough discretion.

(4:6) let them read philosophy, history, ethics, psychology by any means. Let them become self-conscious.

(4:7) a man can be self-conscious when he will be 40 years old.

(4:8) Mind, an ignorant man can never be a drishtantoist.

(This is the forth chapter of Drishtantoist scripture, Mangolbarta, translated from Bangla.)