Religion in terms of “personal experience is an independent functioning of the human mind, something unique, possessing and autonomous character. It … - Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

It is true that internationalism is growing. Economists warn us that war does not pay. It is bad business. Some of us are growing pacifist by policy, though not by conviction. The spirit of internationalism is but skin-deep. Except a small minority in each country who remained heroically faithful to its principles, the rest sacrificed their humanity at the altar of their country in the last war. Even the dignitaries of the Church proved themselves to be of the school of Mephistopheles, "who built God a church and laughed his word to scorn." Churches were turned into recruiting offices. The fanatic appeals of all sides to the Almighty must have confused God himself, and the frame of mind in which the onlookers were is well expressed in J. C. Squire's quatrain : —

Hinduism has come to be a tapestry of the most variegated tissues and almost endless diversity of hues."

In any concrete act of thinking the mind’s active experience is both intuitive and intellectual.