<!--QuoteBegin-rajesh_g+Jan 28 2006, 04:54 AM-->QUOTE(rajesh_g @ Jan 28 2006, 04:54 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Andhra seems to be going down the tubes. Any idea if this pace has quickened after govt change ? Meanwhile there is a nut on sulekha who has posted this..
http://www.sulekha.com/blogs/blogdisplay.aspx?cid=41280
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The so called confessions of Paravasthu Surya Narayana seems to be willful, deliberate and well thoughtout in fabricating lies (or someone else wrote this and got his rubberstamp.) In either case, what he writes is ridden witn inconsistencies, incoherence, and blatant lies. He seems to be confusing Christians with destitutes picturing them as outcasts. His picturesque description of the padiri running towards him with folded hands is laughable. Such descriptions are deliberate lies. His quotes from the "*Ethics*" âSARWA PAPA PARIHARO RAKTHA PROKSHANAM AVASHYAM THAD RAKTHA PARAMATMENA PONYADANA BALIYAGAMâ gets me back five hits on google, and every hit points to his writings.
Rajesh ji, yes Andhra is flourishing with Christian activities because of YSR and cohort. While I was there I saw posters advertising "Joyce Meyers ministry" in every nook and corner of the city. Anything ranging from small pamphlets to large billboards screamed her name. All the ads cried out Joyce Meyers was talking about `Enjoying Everyday Life' - and did not use the word Jesus or Christ in the ads.
On the days she was talking, I saw quite a lot of 'church vans' shuttling people back and forth to the meeting place. But here is what I noticed most... While we on this side of the world are more worried about evangelist activities, it does not seem to bother the locals even a little bit.
http://www.hindu.com/2006/01/16/stories/...850500.htm
http://www.sulekha.com/blogs/blogdisplay.aspx?cid=41280
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The so called confessions of Paravasthu Surya Narayana seems to be willful, deliberate and well thoughtout in fabricating lies (or someone else wrote this and got his rubberstamp.) In either case, what he writes is ridden witn inconsistencies, incoherence, and blatant lies. He seems to be confusing Christians with destitutes picturing them as outcasts. His picturesque description of the padiri running towards him with folded hands is laughable. Such descriptions are deliberate lies. His quotes from the "*Ethics*" âSARWA PAPA PARIHARO RAKTHA PROKSHANAM AVASHYAM THAD RAKTHA PARAMATMENA PONYADANA BALIYAGAMâ gets me back five hits on google, and every hit points to his writings.
Rajesh ji, yes Andhra is flourishing with Christian activities because of YSR and cohort. While I was there I saw posters advertising "Joyce Meyers ministry" in every nook and corner of the city. Anything ranging from small pamphlets to large billboards screamed her name. All the ads cried out Joyce Meyers was talking about `Enjoying Everyday Life' - and did not use the word Jesus or Christ in the ads.
On the days she was talking, I saw quite a lot of 'church vans' shuttling people back and forth to the meeting place. But here is what I noticed most... While we on this side of the world are more worried about evangelist activities, it does not seem to bother the locals even a little bit.
http://www.hindu.com/2006/01/16/stories/...850500.htm