05-27-2009, 07:29 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-dhu+May 26 2009, 06:05 PM-->QUOTE(dhu @ May 26 2009, 06:05 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->It's the theology in Christianity which is crucial. If the theology originated in "problematic" circumstances as imperial war propaganda, then there is no way out for Christianity. And the fact that the entire western intellectual edifice is a secularization of christian theology.. free will, liberty.. means that this entire edifice will also collapse.
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Islam had similar cicumstances our war and problems in the middle-east, so why would Christians feel bad for the "problematic" origins? Sorry for doing a equal-equal, my family's kula-daivam is Murugan, and to me (and us) it does not really matter about the different stories of his origin. There are theories about Kartikeya from the North and Murukku a warrior god from the south being two entities who finally merged and became one - son of Shiva. Point is, all these fascinate me but it is not going to really diminish my faith on Hinduism - culturally or religion wise.
So why are the Christians having so much kujli?
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Islam had similar cicumstances our war and problems in the middle-east, so why would Christians feel bad for the "problematic" origins? Sorry for doing a equal-equal, my family's kula-daivam is Murugan, and to me (and us) it does not really matter about the different stories of his origin. There are theories about Kartikeya from the North and Murukku a warrior god from the south being two entities who finally merged and became one - son of Shiva. Point is, all these fascinate me but it is not going to really diminish my faith on Hinduism - culturally or religion wise.
So why are the Christians having so much kujli?