NEW INSPIRATION

 Children are not born with hatred. They are born with curiosity, kindness, and the ability to see others as fellow human beings. The values they carry into adulthood are shaped by what they learn at home, in school, and in the society around them. Instead of teaching young people that one religion is superior to another, we should teach them to respect every faith and every individual. Every major religion promotes values such as compassion, honesty, kindness, and service. While traditions and beliefs may differ, these shared values can bring people together rather than divide them. Unfortunately, children today are often exposed to messages that encourage suspicion or hostility toward people who are different from them. Whether these messages come from individuals, groups, or online content, they can influence young minds before children have developed the ability to think critically. When prejudice replaces curiosity, childhood loses some of its innocence. This does not mean chi...