<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Judith - You are all a confused lot. I am clear in what I state and please try to be clear. Your question is fine. I do not have a choice for what my child or grand child chooses. The point here is that, my will to convert to whatever I choose should not be imposed to my children. <b>In other words, the premise of the conversion is to get one generation in and the rest will follow.</b> I hope you are with me so far .. <b>Let the individual convert, but let the next generation not follow that cult or organization or religion by default.</b> Give them the time to decide. Then only can we deem this as a free will.<b> Your's was not a freewill towards your faith. You whole generation was dumped into the "institution". </b>Do you get me now.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Anand Dsilva - Those youth that you point too, misguided according to you -Don't they mean anything to you ? or are they just those "Hindu's" for you? The problem with you christians is the perpetual justification that you are better than the rest. You are the most educated and the righteous. Stop the condescension and get ready for some butt kicking..<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mr. Jude - We may not know the true reason for your ancestors converting, but there is a common consensus based on the history available. The conversion was a few generations ago and you do not agree, but you are willing to buy into a book written thousands of years ago and marketed as god's book?
The world will end, we are living in a planet where the core is cooling and it is a matter of time. I agree. However before it cools completely,<b> I just want to clarify that Hinduism is not a faith based religion, nor is it a cult based entity. </b>If you are a nature lover, can you be a fanatical nature lover .. no .. those two will never go together. <b>The difference between you and I is that I am what I am and you are what your faith is.</b> I am quite appalled that you being an Indian and studied there do not understand the fundamentals of Hinduism. If the world does not exist why should I cease to exist. Am I not part of the dharma or God? If I cease to exist he ceases to exist. I am quite clear about it .. Are you ? <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Jude -- you are a fanatic and you would not give up your religion - simple. Your forefathers has sold your soul..
You do have a point about ancient civilizations perishing with the advent of christianity. Doen't this tell you anything??? This is what we hope to prevent in India. We will break up your grandiose plan of having the pillar of christianity around the globe.
There are certain things that you do not get. Let me explain in simple terms. <b>If I were to wipe any association to religion and culture and simply enjoy living with nature or let us say "believe" in nature, then does this belief system have a beginning or an end. </b>Christianity has a beginning and thus an end too. But the fundamental concept of every belief is immortal. What I am saying is that the institution is man made .... It needs maintenance, which are people like you .. I hope you get my point .....<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mr CDsouza - I like your statement about "That means Hindus were also converted from some other religion. Otherwise why is it identified as Hinduism???"
You really do not understand Hinduism. There is no Adi (beginning) to hinduism. It is as old as the universe. Eg. as Gandhiji said, truth or dharma is nothing new. It is as old as the universe. In other words, truth is dharma or God or whatever you call it.
Since we are all using Breathing exercise, let me use it here also -- why is it called Breathing, it must have been converted from something else ... hmmm.. this does not make sense right??
I would sincerely request you to stop the medication.. Stick to walking and eating at home.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Anand Dsilva - Those youth that you point too, misguided according to you -Don't they mean anything to you ? or are they just those "Hindu's" for you? The problem with you christians is the perpetual justification that you are better than the rest. You are the most educated and the righteous. Stop the condescension and get ready for some butt kicking..<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mr. Jude - We may not know the true reason for your ancestors converting, but there is a common consensus based on the history available. The conversion was a few generations ago and you do not agree, but you are willing to buy into a book written thousands of years ago and marketed as god's book?
The world will end, we are living in a planet where the core is cooling and it is a matter of time. I agree. However before it cools completely,<b> I just want to clarify that Hinduism is not a faith based religion, nor is it a cult based entity. </b>If you are a nature lover, can you be a fanatical nature lover .. no .. those two will never go together. <b>The difference between you and I is that I am what I am and you are what your faith is.</b> I am quite appalled that you being an Indian and studied there do not understand the fundamentals of Hinduism. If the world does not exist why should I cease to exist. Am I not part of the dharma or God? If I cease to exist he ceases to exist. I am quite clear about it .. Are you ? <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Jude -- you are a fanatic and you would not give up your religion - simple. Your forefathers has sold your soul..
You do have a point about ancient civilizations perishing with the advent of christianity. Doen't this tell you anything??? This is what we hope to prevent in India. We will break up your grandiose plan of having the pillar of christianity around the globe.
There are certain things that you do not get. Let me explain in simple terms. <b>If I were to wipe any association to religion and culture and simply enjoy living with nature or let us say "believe" in nature, then does this belief system have a beginning or an end. </b>Christianity has a beginning and thus an end too. But the fundamental concept of every belief is immortal. What I am saying is that the institution is man made .... It needs maintenance, which are people like you .. I hope you get my point .....<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mr CDsouza - I like your statement about "That means Hindus were also converted from some other religion. Otherwise why is it identified as Hinduism???"
You really do not understand Hinduism. There is no Adi (beginning) to hinduism. It is as old as the universe. Eg. as Gandhiji said, truth or dharma is nothing new. It is as old as the universe. In other words, truth is dharma or God or whatever you call it.
Since we are all using Breathing exercise, let me use it here also -- why is it called Breathing, it must have been converted from something else ... hmmm.. this does not make sense right??
I would sincerely request you to stop the medication.. Stick to walking and eating at home.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->