Consider the following questions:
1. Some Hindu traditions recognize millions of gods while other speak of a single, underlying divine reality. Is it possible for these notions to coexist within a single, religious tradition or must one speak of several irreconcilable traditions.
2. Over its long history, Hinduism has demonstrated remarkable religious tolerance and flexibility. What are the implications of having such a flexible religious system? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
3. Many people have heard of the caste system even if they have not studied it in detail. To what extent should external moral and social norms be permitted to limit, infringe or supersede indigenous religious beliefs and customs?