Freedom of thought is accepted in religion.
It is also accepted in democracy.
However all that is acceptable is relative, and there can be no dispute about that. A dispute arises when the acceptable is deemed to be the absolute.
Freedom of thought is as true for one man as it is for another.
Both their thoughts move in different directions.
Because of the freedom given to thought, their thoughts may also collide. Under such circumstances, there is need to elaborate the limits of freedom and relativity.
In your own house, you are free to sleep on the doorway.
But you are not free to sleep in the middle of the highway.
However all that is acceptable is relative, and there can be no dispute about that.
~Acharya Mahapragya
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