Don't know if this has been posted already:
http://www.skeptictank.org/rapeindi.htm
(found this from http://www.christianaggression.org/item_di...S&id=1081101322 ) but original has Clickable Links.
<b>THE RAPE OF INDIA by David Kostinchuk</b>
Read whole thing. It ends with:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Native missionaries now do 90% of the work in starting churches. These people are more effective in converting people because They understand the language, customs, culture, etc. In addition recent converts are often more zealous in their efforts to convert people to their way of thinking. Hundreds of thousands of zealous converts can also have a sever profound influences on the political system that is in effect.
The reader of this article should be aware of the fact that these students could be influenced toward Christianity by their teachers. In addition orphanages can be the breeding ground for future evangelists. In an orphanage children could be brainwashed and conditioned during school and after school. The children in an orphanage can have their social life controlled after school so they only socialize with evangelists. These children have no family or other people outside of the evangelists to look after their welfare so they can easily be programmed.
It is interesting though sad to see the results that might occur as the evangelists enter their last stage of evangelism in India. You can see considerable backlash against evangelism as stated in the newspapers. Evangelists cry to the politicians, civil right groups and newspapers in the West.
Some questions must be asked though. Do evangelists have the right to disrupt society, culture, religion, and the family of people in other countries? Do people have the right to combat the attack on the culture, etc. of their country?
I would welcome any comments or feedback on this article.
David Kostinchuk<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
http://www.skeptictank.org/rapeindi.htm
(found this from http://www.christianaggression.org/item_di...S&id=1081101322 ) but original has Clickable Links.
<b>THE RAPE OF INDIA by David Kostinchuk</b>
Read whole thing. It ends with:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Native missionaries now do 90% of the work in starting churches. These people are more effective in converting people because They understand the language, customs, culture, etc. In addition recent converts are often more zealous in their efforts to convert people to their way of thinking. Hundreds of thousands of zealous converts can also have a sever profound influences on the political system that is in effect.
The reader of this article should be aware of the fact that these students could be influenced toward Christianity by their teachers. In addition orphanages can be the breeding ground for future evangelists. In an orphanage children could be brainwashed and conditioned during school and after school. The children in an orphanage can have their social life controlled after school so they only socialize with evangelists. These children have no family or other people outside of the evangelists to look after their welfare so they can easily be programmed.
It is interesting though sad to see the results that might occur as the evangelists enter their last stage of evangelism in India. You can see considerable backlash against evangelism as stated in the newspapers. Evangelists cry to the politicians, civil right groups and newspapers in the West.
Some questions must be asked though. Do evangelists have the right to disrupt society, culture, religion, and the family of people in other countries? Do people have the right to combat the attack on the culture, etc. of their country?
I would welcome any comments or feedback on this article.
David Kostinchuk<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->