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who says that if the religion does not sanction social reforms it should be changed as it is manmade​

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Answered by sidratul1
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or Mahatma Gandhi, Father of Indian Nation.

Answered by indiabrainly
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Explanation:

Keshab Chandra Sen who established Bramho Samaj said this. The prime requirement is the religious reform for social reforms. It is because the social life of both Hindu and Muslim communities was influenced by religious reform. Hinduism was always dominated by superstitions and direction by priests.

To please god Idolatry, animal sacrifice, physical torture was common practice. Social life was also depressing. Sati rule, female infanticide, child marriage and social boycott of widows were always practiced.

Caste system made a differentiation in the society, making it difficult to endeavor to a united mass movement.

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