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Neither theist nor atheist but religious
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It is a principle of Drishtantoism. Drishtantoism is a new Indian philosophy, founded by poet Shobuj Taposh. Brief explanation Drishtantoists are neither theist nor atheist, but religious. To say religion, they give importance to a man’s natural and biological behavior. Here faith doesn’t matter. They say that if a man is devoted to his body and nature, he needs no faith. To understand ‘nature’, they indicate a man’s surroundings. They take ‘love’ instead of faith. Because of remaining the matter of ‘Slavery’ and ‘Mastery’, the philosophy doesn’t receive faith cordially. Besides, being near at belief, faith is to a great extent God-based. But because of being neither for theist nor for atheist, the philosophy avoids God. For knowing the universe, the existence of God is not needed. And also, for doing good work, a man must not have theistic or atheistic view. See Also
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