Plurality is the first and greatest reality of life. It is a realization of the diversity within nature, geography, and organisms, including the multiplicity of human forms, thoughts, and behaviors.
Pluralism obliges us to accept “otherness” for without an acceptance of “the other,” the alternative is rivalry, fighting, and war.
Pluralism and otherness in turn require a belief in and acceptance of a third tenet which is “coexistence.”
These three basic cornerstones: pluralism, otherness, and coexistence necessitate an acceptance of four additional laws, which are:
* Relativity.
* Human Rights.
* Women's rights as human beings who enjoy equal rights (full equality) with men, and any ideas and systems that contradict this are cultural yields of other ages.
* Scientific thinking, as defined in the nineteenth century by the famous French philosopher Auguste Comte, eliminates everything that is not scientifically proven from the circle of scientific thinking to become a “personal matter.”
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