First of all, welcome to my blog, and thanks for your comment.

You made a great point, “I do not believe any book in any religion is written by GOD, that’s why none of them are perfect”. I had no idea about Manusmriti. I am so surprised about inconsistencies among our religious text.

I am currently going through Gita, and I already disagree with few points which I believe is against our philosophy of सनातन धर्म

There are many hindu Scriptures which are racially motivated. But it does not mean GOD has written it, its always views of few guys who where religiously influential position at the time the book was written.

In Manusmriti its been written if shudras listen the verses of bhramin’s even accidently then they should be punished by putting boiling oil in their ear.

Bhagwat Gita is lot different than Manusmriti. Bhatwat Gita’s exact translation is good but in some book writers have tried their own interpretations of verses which are sometimes crap.

I do not believe any book in any religion is written by GOD, thats why none of them are perfect. I believe in unified figure of GOD who does not belong to any religion.

All the organized religions have discrimination. Hinduism is too old and it is carrying all the traditions (bad and good) of all times. It is surprising that even modern education hasn’t been able to remove such a concept from so called higher caste people.

By the way Prajwoljee, there is no need to renounce your faith. In my opinion faith and religion are two different things. Even if you consider yourself a ‘hindu’ which ‘hindu’ are you? They say every 50 km has a different hinduism. What we call our religion is not religion but a collection of rituals (which we sometimes also call ‘culture’).

Someone has said, “your religion begins when the rituals are over.”