Hinduism has always embraced change from "summary" of Why I Am a Hindu by Shashi Tharoor
Hinduism, as a religion and way of life, has always been dynamic and adaptable to changing circumstances. From its earliest origins to the present day, Hinduism has demonstrated an openness to new ideas and practices, incorporating them into its rich tapestry of beliefs and traditions. This flexibility has allowed Hinduism to survive and thrive over thousands of years, evolving in response to social, cultural, and political changes. One of the key reasons for Hinduism's ability to embrace change lies in its decentralized nature. Unlike some other religions, Hinduism does not have a centralized authority or a single holy book that dictates beliefs and practices. Instead, Hinduism is a diverse and decentralized tradition, with a vast array of texts, teachings, and practices that reflect the various regional and historical contexts in which it has developed. This diversity ...
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