TO find the father and maker of this universe is a hard task; and when you have found him, it is impossible to speak of him before all people.
                           - Cp. Plato

"God is the shaping source of this universe. All living beings result from the impregnation of matter through living souls."

"What is that realism which remains the same and continues through change?"

False science creates atheists : True science prostrates : Man before divinity.
                            - Voltaire

If God made us in His image, we have certainly returned the compliment.
                            - Voltaire

"He only wants single-minded worship in whatsoever form it be and whatsoever language."

"Hearing they hear not; knowing they know not; seeing they see not; only with the eye of enlightenment do they see"
                     -The Upanisad

 

            " Religion binds man to God and man to man. "
                                                                                   - Mahatma Gandhi
All the principal religions are equal in the sense that they are all true. They are supplying a felt want in the spiritual progress of humanity.
                                                                                   - Mahatma Gandhi
          Gandhi ji also says that Religions are not for separating men from one another, they are meant to bind them. It is a misfortune that today they are so distorted that they have become a potent cause of strife and mutual slaughter.
          Ganghiji's views on the fundamental unity and equality of religions, the brotherhood of man, and the true nature, and purpose of religion He says all the great religions of the world are true more or less. "More or less" because religion, as conceived by man, can never be perfect even as man, being man, can never be perfect, perfection being the exclusive attribute of the God alone. "If all faiths outlined by man are imperfect, the question of comparative merit does not arise. All faiths constitute a revelation of Truths, but all are imperfect and liable to error." "We must, not," think that our religion alone represents the whole Truth, and all the others are false.