Having a different belief system is not a crime, but having a belief system that belittles other belief systems, is not just a crime, but downright dangerous to peace and progress.

In a society of thinking humanity, it should always be, humans first, and then Gods, Krishna or otherwise.

I do not care whether there is an almighty lord up there, all I care is that this is our world and if we don't take responsibility for it, then we better pack up our bags and head back home to the jungle.

Faith is a natural evolutionary trait of the human mind, selected by Mother Nature as an internal coping-mechanism.

In a recent interview I was asked, what do I represent. And my reply was same as always - I represent a species with all its diversities, not a nation, religion or ideology.

In a free society, people may be entitled to their belief, but they are not entitled to bigotry. To the bigots, this may seem like tyranny, but it's an absolute necessity, just like it is absolutely imperative that psychopathic murderers are kept off the streets.

People are what matters to me the most, and if they need their religion to cope with their struggles of life, then I'll defend their right to faith with all the might in my veins, no matter how many intellectual scholars speak ill of me.

If you have faith in all the trinities and apostles in the world, and still have no faith in yourself, there is no salvation for you.

Love gives life, so should faith.