07-21-2006, 08:05 PM
It's our duty to get fundamentalist Xtians off their high horse. For a long time Christians were throat cutters just like muslims.
You are absolutely right that blindly adding numbers will backfire on Christians, like the collapse of an overgrown corporation. But, fundamentalist Christians don't realize this, in their mind there is a giant clock in the sky ticking towards an armageddon. Indian Christians need to realize that the large amount of western money flowing into their coffers will slowly dwindle (especially as Europe moves away from Xtianity), and Hindu money will rise rapidly. In this scenario, Hindus will remember how Xtian's acted up in the past.
Fundamentalist Christians just like Muslims want to create a one-world government and one-world religion to control the world. Hinduism's existence alone is a threat to the unelected Xtian tyrants like the Pope and Pat Robertson. There is a racial dimension to this as well, historically Western Xtians have seen Xtianity as a way to culturally enslave non-whites (i.e. Latin America). If you have any doubt about the Evangelical Xtian agenda, just listen to Pat Robertson. In fact the Pope doesnt' even recognize Hinduism as a valid religion. France and Italy don't even recognize Hinduism. How can arrogant scum bags like this dare to lecture Hindus about Human rights ?
<!--QuoteBegin-annamma+Jul 21 2006, 05:44 PM-->QUOTE(annamma @ Jul 21 2006, 05:44 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Vishwas,
Whats BS?
Anyway, <sigh> I've heard this several times and I would like someone..anyone!...to tell me HOW forcing/ coercing the poorer, economically vulnerable sections to convert can possibly benefit Christians. What is our reason for this? There's some very devious, mischievous reason, right? javascript:emoticon('
')Please tell me, too, what it is, because I haven't a clue. Like, what is this great gain that we are supposed to be getting; how will these poor people give us returns on our "huge" investment? Or are we supposed to be such idiots that we spend our time, energy and money merely for the satisfaction of forcing a few poor villagers to change their names? THAT is the goal of Christians?
if that was true, I don't blame you for thinking poorly of us!
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You are absolutely right that blindly adding numbers will backfire on Christians, like the collapse of an overgrown corporation. But, fundamentalist Christians don't realize this, in their mind there is a giant clock in the sky ticking towards an armageddon. Indian Christians need to realize that the large amount of western money flowing into their coffers will slowly dwindle (especially as Europe moves away from Xtianity), and Hindu money will rise rapidly. In this scenario, Hindus will remember how Xtian's acted up in the past.
Fundamentalist Christians just like Muslims want to create a one-world government and one-world religion to control the world. Hinduism's existence alone is a threat to the unelected Xtian tyrants like the Pope and Pat Robertson. There is a racial dimension to this as well, historically Western Xtians have seen Xtianity as a way to culturally enslave non-whites (i.e. Latin America). If you have any doubt about the Evangelical Xtian agenda, just listen to Pat Robertson. In fact the Pope doesnt' even recognize Hinduism as a valid religion. France and Italy don't even recognize Hinduism. How can arrogant scum bags like this dare to lecture Hindus about Human rights ?
<!--QuoteBegin-annamma+Jul 21 2006, 05:44 PM-->QUOTE(annamma @ Jul 21 2006, 05:44 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Vishwas,
Whats BS?
Anyway, <sigh> I've heard this several times and I would like someone..anyone!...to tell me HOW forcing/ coercing the poorer, economically vulnerable sections to convert can possibly benefit Christians. What is our reason for this? There's some very devious, mischievous reason, right? javascript:emoticon('
')Please tell me, too, what it is, because I haven't a clue. Like, what is this great gain that we are supposed to be getting; how will these poor people give us returns on our "huge" investment? Or are we supposed to be such idiots that we spend our time, energy and money merely for the satisfaction of forcing a few poor villagers to change their names? THAT is the goal of Christians? if that was true, I don't blame you for thinking poorly of us!
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