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This might be an old story but it echoes the sentiments of several Hindus even today. American TV evangelist Benny Hinn’s visit to India was marked by protests dome of which turned violent. Faith in God is universal does it matter what name you call him by? Tolerance of religions should become incorporated as an attitudinal change so that different religions can coexist peacefully
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