The intersection of Ambedkar's political and religious beliefs from "summary" of Dr. Ambedkar's Views on Buddhism: A Path to Social Liberation. by R.ANANDA RAJU
Dr. Ambedkar's political and religious beliefs were deeply intertwined, influencing each other in profound ways. His political activism was not separate from his religious convictions; rather, the two were closely connected and shaped his approach to social liberation. Ambedkar saw Buddhism as a path to achieving social justice and equality, viewing it as a means to challenge and transform the oppressive caste system that had long plagued Indian society.
Ambedkar's political struggles were informed by his understanding of Buddhism as a philosophy of compassion, non-violence, and equality. He believed that the principles of Buddhism could serve as a powerful tool for social reform, providing a moral and ethical foundation for his fight against discrimination and injustice. For Ambedkar, Buddhism was not just a personal faith but a revolutionary force capable of bringing about lasting change in society.
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