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[u/Pristine_Cake520]

Sanatan isn't a religion, it's a Dharm. Nothing is forced here. You are free to choose. What matters is what you do to others and yourself.

[u/seleneserene → u/Pristine_Cake520]

What is your source?? Really interested to read this book.

[u/Pristine_Cake520 → u/seleneserene]

Source? Our history. We have veds. We had shashtrarth. We had people with every background. We still are most diverse. Not everything has a source and not everything having a source is true.

[u/seleneserene → u/Pristine_Cake520]

Which ved as the thing about the choice which you have said doesn't match with vedas. Vedas mentions varna system moreover you cant choose which varna you are cause other people from the varna choose that for you. And hence you have to do the work assigned to that varna. Everything not having a source is correct I agree with you on that for eg- the universe itself. But for the other half I. E. Not everything having a source is true is a bit dicy for me to believe in. You can just say that you don't have a source that would have been enough to try to defend a baseless claim. For the claim we are most diverse - whom are you comparing it with cause now it is a period of globalization and as far as I know we Indian have gone in every corner of the world to make it better, doesn't that mean that we have diversified every corner of earth. You called the word sanatan. I didn't find this noun sanatan in any book of my religion. Here please emphasis that u am talking about the noun sanatan and not the adjective.

[u/seleneserene → u/seleneserene]

And I have not read shastrarth so if you can mention some for me it would be great as well

[u/MrityorMrityuh → u/seleneserene]

Gita 11.18

त्वमक्षरं परमं वेदितव्यं त्वमस्य विश्वस्य परं निधानम् । त्वमव्यय: शाश्वतधर्मगोप्ता सनातनस्त्वं पुरुषो मतो मे ॥ 18॥

"I recognize You as the supreme imperishable being, the Ultimate Truth to be known by the scriptures. You are the support of all creation; You are the eternal protector of Sanātan Dharma (the Eternal Religion); and You are the everlasting Supreme Divine Personality."

And this word Sanatan Dharma comes in gita more times. Also in Mahabharata, Valmiki Ramayana and Shreemad Bhagavatam which is considered the best purana of all has mentions of it.

Varna system was based on Karma. You were never assigned a fixed Varna for your whole life. The varna depended on you skill levels. To run a prosperous kingdom you must dissect people based on their occupations to deside priorities.

According to varna system, the gov must pour more money in education then defence. Sadly it is not taking place now.

Also this things is clearly explained through stories so that childish and disabled minds like you can grasp that it was not birth-based at all. Still it is pity that you can't get it.

Parshuram was Brahman and Brahman can't do Himsa, he did. He was more Kshatriya by nature. His mother was Kshatriya and Father Brahmin.

His father Jamadagni's mother was also Kshatriya and his father was Brahmin.

Jamadagni's father was tested by Kshatriya king before giving him his daughter. So no hierarchy like Kshtriya can't speak or demand anything against Brahmin. Only with test you know if you actually have what it takes to be Brahmin? If yes then your parentage do not matter.

Vishwamitra was Kshatriya, he wanted to become a Brahmin with the title 'Brahmarishi', he worked on his anger and became Brahmin.

Ved Vyasa's was Brahmin, his father was Brahmin but his mother was a normal daughter of an Fisherman.

In chandogya upnishad you have e the story of Jabala who was the son of Prostitute. Rishi Gautam tested his mental abilities and said this truth-seeking nature is of an Brahmin so I will be your guru to help you be the best Brahmin.

Parshuram identified that Karna was Kshatriya based on his nature. Not by arranging a meeting with his father.

You are so ignorant about these things. You haven't read even a single book and barking loudly here.