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{{Wikiproject Religion}}
I am really sorry to read the contents of this talk page, which not only are way away from the reality, but also misquote a lot of things. To be precise,
I am really sorry to read the contents of this talk page, which not only are way away from the reality, but also misquote a lot of things. To be precise,
* Jainism is not atheistic, instead it very well believes in God. The aim of life, according to Jainism, is to attain ''Moksha'' or ''nirvana'' (similar to Christian heaven) and those who attain ''Moksha'' attain the level of demi-Gods, who serve Gods.
* Jainism is not atheistic, instead it very well believes in God. The aim of life, according to Jainism, is to attain ''Moksha'' or ''nirvana'' (similar to Christian heaven) and those who attain ''Moksha'' attain the level of demi-Gods, who serve Gods.