Do you believe in God? In a country considered as the country of many religions and languages, is it acceptable to be an atheist?
<img id = "ed-img" title = "Uday Chopra Asks If We're Allowed To Be 'Atheists' In India, Farhan Akhtar Gives An Epic Reply" src = "https://im.indiatimes.in /content/2019/Mar/uday_chopra_asks_if_were_allowed_to_be_atheists_in_india_farhan_akhtar_gives_an_epic_reply_1553344404_725x725.png "alt =" Uday Chopra asks if he is allowed to be "atheist" In India, Farhan Akhtar gives an epic answer [19659003] Uday Chopra recently posed a Similar question Uday Chopra asked his 1.48 million followers on Twitter: "Are we allowed to be atheists in India?"
And that is not all, Uday Chopra then launched a speech on "unproven imaginary beings". In one of his tweets, he wrote, "People are arguing over unproven imaginary beings of each other and yet everything is fine, but as soon as it is said that I do not really believe in a dad from heaven imaginary and not removable, I am the one who is strange. "
Here is a thought: you can hold a weapon in your head to force me to believe in your god. I'll even say yes because I want to live, but how do you know what I really believe in my head? I do not think even your god knows it, probably because it's imaginary
People argue over the unproven imaginary beings of the other and yet everything is fine, but At the moment when it is said that I do not really believe in an imaginary heavenly father and not removable, I am the one who is weird!
Meanwhile, Uday Chopra had also tweeted about his health mind recently. Yesterday evening, while addressing Twitter, he wrote: "Confession: I'm not good! I'm trying but until now I'm failing. For a few hours, I disabled my Twitter account. I felt as close to death as possible. Was phenomenal! I think it's a good option for suicide. I might do it permanently soon. However, he soon deleted his tweet.
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