"The scriptures are the core foundation of any religion, but the acceptance or dominance of a religion in a particular region depends on various factors, such as history, culture, politics, and the transmission of beliefs among the people in that area.

In the case of India becoming predominantly Hindu, it could be attributed to cultural and political factors, such as the revival of Hindu beliefs during certain periods or the role of the state and organizations supporting the religion. This doesn't mean that scriptures are unimportant, but it highlights that religious beliefs and practices are often shaped by external contexts and influences rather than relying solely on the scriptures.

However, in the end, the core must always return to the scriptures."