Five Religions:Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism

Five Religions:Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism
I agree that all the five religions: - Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism suffer, to a greater or lesser degree, from inconsistencies in teachings that seem incompatible with servant leadership values. It is also true that three of the five religions (Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism) have serious contradictions with servant leadership because they devalue human dignity and rights. Islam tends to challenge the broad worldview concept of human dignity. For instance, it encourages the harsh treatment of non-Muslims such as the dhimmi, who are prohibited from tabling evidence in a Koran-governed court of law and holding any position above Muslims (Wallace, 2007). Besides, this religion infringes the rights of women. Hinduism also conflicts with concepts of human dignity based on its doctrines of the castle system and karma that seem to promote division in society. Buddhists believe that humans lack inalienable rights due to the religion’s teaching that the self is an illusion (Wallace, 2007). Traditions that adhere to the positions held by the three religions cannot be associated ...