Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progre — Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progre — Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progre — Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progre — Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progre — Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
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Be skeptic, be doubtful, be rebellious towards every single dogma of the society. Only then there will be hope of progress for humanity.

— Abhijit Naskar, Illusion of Religion: A Treatise on Religious Fundamentalism
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