RE: Dating of Mahabharat War -Reply

["Muthu Vairavan" <muthuvairavan@hotmail.com>]

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1. There are a lot of differences between Gita and Thirukkural. I don't have 
time to write them at this moment, though.

2. Why should Valluvar be a God, however good Thirukkural is? He was a human 
being (well, in addition, a poet!).

3. I don't know whether you are trying to downgrade yourself to the level of 
current Dravida Kazhagam or you are trying to bring up Dravida Kazhagam to 
your level. In any case, since Dravida Kazhagam says there is no God, 
whatsoever, yours does not sound like theirs.
Muthu

----Original Message Follows----
I have a doubt.  Is there any difference between what the Gita says and what
the Thirukkural says?   Why is Valluvar not a god, then?
I'll stop.  I am starting to sound like a Dravida Kazhagam pamphlet.

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