10-27-2006, 11:06 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Do watch. Knowledge is power. Knowledge helps one to develop the correct perspective. There are many Hindus, well-meaning as they may be and are not psuedo-secular, who are completely ignorant about the extent of christianity's deceptions and misdeeds, because they have been brought up surrounded by the myths propagated generously by the christian institutions and the Indian media, including Indian movies, that portray the christian as always the good guy and the hindu as always the villian. The hindus thus lack awareness on christianity's true face. When they come over to the west, and hear for the first time the numerous cases of sexual abuses, money laundering, cheating, extortion, etc., by christian church and priests, they are extremely surprised. Such news never makes it most of the time in the Indian press. For many hindus, true education on christianity starts when they come to the west.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->My warning was an auto-reaction. I've gone through exposes and articles before. Made me sick to my stomach and was detrimental to my state of mind for weeks.
Knowing is good, but one pays a price for it, which we need to be aware of. But the information ought to be made compulsory for the p-secs and the people who regularly chant 'ChristoIslamism is the same as Dharma'.
The rest ought to make the choice themselves, so you're right in informing them about the program.
Knowing is good, but one pays a price for it, which we need to be aware of. But the information ought to be made compulsory for the p-secs and the people who regularly chant 'ChristoIslamism is the same as Dharma'.
The rest ought to make the choice themselves, so you're right in informing them about the program.