Christian subversion and missionary activities

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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In SRF center, the priest wears the robe like a Catholic priest, though in saffron colour. The temple architecture looks exactly like a church, from outside and inside. People sit in the rows of chairs, in front of the altar, just like Church. Altar has the images of both Sri Krishna and Jesus. Pose of Jesus is much like Krishna too. Priest delivers the sermon, though based upon Gita and Vedanta, but in same fashion as Catholic priest would do.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Sounds like Hindu dhimmitude, wanting to be accepted as a religion on equal footing with christoislamism. Was it Brahmosamaj (sp?) that thought there's only one God and wanted to reform Hinduism to become more like christianity? Whatever the movement was, it reminds me of that.

What's wrong with our way? Ok, Indian clothes and Indian buildings may not be suited to the climate of the US, but why not just hire a regular building, like a schoolroom in the weekend, and just wear the Hindu religious clothes for the prayer and rituals. Certain kinds of clothes <i>are</i> prescribed for our rituals, after all. And they're not the robes of a Catholic-priest or a protestant reverend or anything.

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Altar has the images of both Sri Krishna and Jesus<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Sad. What does jeebus have to do with us? Or is this infiltration? Some Hindu organisations and centres taken over by christos in India also put up pictures of jeebus and start confusing Hindus by saying he's the same as our Gods. (Eventually the pictures of the Hindu Gods are removed of course.) Some unknowing Hindus have indeed been saying jeebus is like an incarnation of God, to make Hindus accept christians and understand them - but it's a confused, Hindu, understanding of christianity. Anyway, Hindus generally don't put any pictures of jeebus up though, from my experience. What's up here?