user-1: I am indian.
You are Americans .
Our identity  divide human beings?
I am hindu.
You are muslim.
Our identity divide human beings?
I am buddhist monk.
I am ordinary human.
I am hindu.
I am muslim.
Hindu  hates Muslim  beacuse   i am hindu .
Muslim hate hindu  beacuse you are muslim.
Indian hate pakistan beacuse I am indian. 
Pakistan hate indian beacuse he is pakistan.
Every one carry identity.
Identity create conflict 
Conflict create war

user2282: 
Hindu hates Muslim beacuse i am hindu .
Muslim hate hindu beacuse you are muslim.
Indian hate pakistan beacuse I am indian.
Pakistan hate indian beacuse he is pakistan.
Every one carry identity.
Identity create conflict

Identity doesn't create conflict, clinging to a sense of self-identity does. It's a subtle difference, but it's an important difference nonetheless. If it was true that "identity creates conflict", there would be absolutely zero Hindu who loves Muslims, zero Muslim who loves Hindus, zero Indian who loves Pakistanis, etc. But quite the contrary, any "self-identified" Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Taoist, etc. who sincerely and honestly practices their faith would treat one another like brothers and sisters in the same family.

-1: <p>I am indian.</p>

<p>You are Americans .</p>

<p>Our identity  divide human beings?</p>

<p>I am hindu.</p>

<p>You are muslim.</p>

<p>Our identity divide human beings?</p>

<p>I am buddhist monk.</p>

<p>I am ordinary human.</p>

<p>I am hindu.</p>

<p>I am muslim.</p>

<p>Hindu  hates Muslim  beacuse   i am hindu .</p>

<p>Muslim hate hindu  beacuse you are muslim.</p>

<p>Indian hate pakistan beacuse I am indian. </p>

<p>Pakistan hate indian beacuse he is pakistan.</p>

<p>Every one carry identity.</p>

<p>Identity create conflict 
Conflict create war</p>
 2282: <blockquote>
<p>Hindu hates Muslim beacuse i am hindu .</p>
<p>Muslim hate hindu beacuse you are muslim.</p>
<p>Indian hate pakistan beacuse I am indian.</p>
<p>Pakistan hate indian beacuse he is pakistan.</p>
<p>Every one carry identity.</p>
<p>Identity create conflict</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Identity doesn't create conflict, clinging to a sense of self-identity does. It's a subtle difference, but it's an important difference nonetheless. If it was true that &quot;identity creates conflict&quot;, there would be absolutely zero Hindu who loves Muslims, zero Muslim who loves Hindus, zero Indian who loves Pakistanis, etc. But quite the contrary, any &quot;self-identified&quot; Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Taoist, etc. who sincerely and honestly practices their faith would treat one another like brothers and sisters in the same family.</p>
