Question

"saitan can not inter till he finds a falw.........a great ocean separates us educated few from the millions in our country."critically examine in 200 words.

Answer 1

The most important thing that education teaches you is to question whatever you know and buttress that with facts. Therefore, the most important thing is to ask the questions ' why, what, who, how? . For us to reach a conclusion about something, this question becomes indispensable because it lays down the foundation of anything that we believe. This is apt even in the above context, especially because it is filled with vague catchphrases and assumptions. Who is Satan? What is considered a ' flaw'? Are the educated really rid of all evils ?Is being uneducated a flaw? To what extent do we need to be educated to rid ourselves of this flaw? What is the measure and depth of this vast ocean that apparently separates the educated and a ' million others'? If we assume that education rids us of flaws, do the educated not suffer greed, hatred, gluttony, rage, pride? Are white- crimes flaws too? isn't murder by an educated man equally morally reprehensible?
The conclusion then, is that Religion poses such question and morality is nothing but a set of codes that need to be rigorously questioned for our own good. Education has nothing to do with morality and saying that the uneducated are inherently immoral or evil and flawed is a sign of hubris and classist.