“I like the religion that teaches liberty, equality and fraternity.”
What this quote means
Ambedkar here expresses a vision of religion based on universal values rather than dogma. He values a spirituality that promotes liberty, equality, and fraternity—essential principles for a just society. This quote resonates for those seeking an inclusive and emancipatory faith, beyond divisions.
How to apply it daily
Reflect on your own beliefs and identify how they support liberty, equality, and fraternity. Commit to promoting these values in an interaction today, such as by defending someone or listening with respect.
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