What is the precis of Gandhiji secularism means something totally different from a religion he regarded all religions as to and could say with complete sincerity my veneration for others faith is same as for my own Nehru's cannot be identified with Gandhiji he had little patience with religion in the communal a manifestation or what he called organised religion he wrote in his autobiography the spectacle of what is called religion or any rate organised religion in India and elsewhere filled me with horror and I have frequently condemned it and wished to make a clean sweep of it almost always it seems to stand for blind belief and reaction turbine and by Gotri superstition and exploitation by vested interest
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Gandhi's religion was spiritual humanism because he declared that the service of the poor whom he called "Daridranarayana" is a true service of God. In other words, Gandhi found God amidst his creation; this creation is confined not only to India, his own land and not Hinduism alone, the religion to which he belonged.
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