In the future, I hope to make more regular anti-Hindu polemics. The Hindu religion is largely unknown to the Christian community outside of Asia, and this can make Christians susceptible to becoming victims of the deceit of certain Hindus. I hope that I can educate those Christians who frequent these boards as to the dangers of Hinduism.
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Dear arunma,
The worst thing about Hinduism is that it's reincarnation tenets are twisted to create a rigid class society where the lowest rungs are almost considered diseased livestock.
"Hey, follow Christians! have you been getting bored with gays, liberals, atheists, Muslims, Wiccans, and Darwinists? Here's another group we can all hate! YAY!!!"
One of my best friends in high school was a Hindu. I wasn't interested in the time about learning about other religions, I was only interested in christianity. A few years after graduating, however, I got into studying all religions, while remaining a christian. What I found was that Hinduism is the oldest continually practiced religion, the oldest place of worship in the world is a Hindu temple, and their mystical rites are quite beautiful. Other than the caste system, there's not much not to be admired about Hinduism. The only reason this fucktard doesn't like it is because it's NOT christianity. If a person wants to learn about a religion, they don't go somewhere where they are guaranteed to get false information about that religion (like going to a christian apologetics website to learn about Islam, Buddhism, Wicca, etc.), but to the source itself. This idiot needs to learn this. I would never go to a christian source to learn about a non-christian religion (this is one of the things that got me out of christianity). This is just retarded.
Sometimes the more peaceful track record a religion has the more Christians hate it. Jealousy maybe?
A lot of quotes on this site show admiration for fundamentalists Islamics but they hate actual peaceful religions
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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