Question

How does Hinduism reinforce followers' willingness to remain within their castes?

Answer 1

Because Hinduims follows the caste system and Hisduist are limited, they are thought to follow it

Answer 2

Answer:

The reason is Hinduism, follow the Caste system in which its is clearly mention about the Varna system in which four major section were divide and people who born under particular classes have to remain under it till his/her death.

Explanation:

India's caste is perhaps the world's greatest lasting social authority. caste incorporates the complicated ordering of social clubs based on religious purity and defined by birth.

They have certain caste laws which reinforce followers willingness to remain within their castes these laws are such as:

• You are born into your caste and you are not allowed to move up or down in any other caste.
• The rules vary from caste to caste.
• Brahmin, Kshatriya, and Vaishyas were allowed to study Vedas while Shudras are not allowed to even hear or see the Vedas.
• If social was broken by any of the class then the punishment for higher classes is lesser and the punishment for the lower classes was harsher.