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A Quick guide to convert Hindus and Muslims in India , by crooked Christian Missionaries
15/01/2009 14:54:07

Full-fledged Researches and Studies are going on in the West on how to trap
a naive Hindu or a devout Muslim into Christianity.

The attached Study (Click the link )

A Missionary Guide on How to Convert Hindus

http://www.scribd.com/doc/10262726/Conversion-of-Hindu-Students

is one of it’s kind which is being
circulated among fanatic Christians on how to convert Hindus and Muslims into
Christianity. The study go in detail pondering the weakness and straight
forward nature of a Hindu and suggesting various tips and tricks for a “Fruitful
Harvest”

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In
the section on how to deal with Muslims they alert their good Samaritans about
the precautions they should take while introducing Jesus. The Whole study is a
must read to all especially to Hindus and Muslims in

Ind
ia

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arjun 30/05/2010 11:18:03	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp http://www.stephen-knapp.com/war_against_hinduism.htm http://iish.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&catid=38:news-from-iish&id=279:fritjoff-capra-on-hindu-dharma&Itemid=54 http://www.stephen-knapp.com/war_against_hinduism http://www.lifepositive.com/mind/culture/indology/david-frawley plz visit this website what happennig in india darmo rakshathi rakshithah: 5
arjun 30/05/2010 11:13:14	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp Of course, it is easy for Hindus to be nonchalant toward other religions because they feel that each spiritual path takes you toward God. So in this light, it is alright to be tolerant of them or let them thrive. But the problem is that not all religions feel the same way toward Hinduism. Some feel that Hinduism is a culture that should be removed or destroyed. An example of this is that in Northeast India, in states like Assam, Nagaland, and Manipur, they have witnessed a surge of nearly 200% in their Christian population in the past 25 years due to the wily tactics of foreign missionaries. Their grasp is so strong now that practicing Hinduism is forbidden in some areas. Where is the democratic freedom in that? Hindus can no longer do worship or arati in the open because of the fanaticism in parts of the land. Durga puja has become almost obsolete as deities are destroyed or stolen in broad daylight. This confrontational climate has led to numerous militant outfits sponsored by the Church who are fighting for secession from India. So now the Northeastern portion of India wants to secede from it, and another part of India will be lost if this should happen. If the Catholic Church in particular is supposed to espouse the message that God is love, and that it is by love of God and neighbor that mankind is saved, it certainly has not shown much of that kind of love toward any other religion. With the Pope’s recent call for conversions in Asia, it certainly shows that it is not a friend of other religions, but still holds the goal that other spiritual paths should be brought down to be replaced by Christianity. This should be clearly understood. This is also the case with the Baptists and other denominations. While I was in New Delhi, I also met with Mrs. Shanti Reddy, a member of a government agency called the National Committee for Women. 5
arjun 30/05/2010 11:09:13	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp what is being objected to by the general Hindu population. However, when or if people convert for purely spiritual reasons, then there is no objection. Another way conversions are accomplished is with the promise to the Dalits or the lower caste Hindus that they will not have any more caste recognition by becoming Christians. However, after conversion many find out that this is not true. Even amongst the converted Christians there is found to be a caste mentality, with the lower castes forced to use separate doorways, separate seating, or have marriages performed only among equal caste Christians and in separate facilities, or to even be buried in separate cemeteries. When this becomes obvious to those who are newly converted, some of them want to come back to being Hindus again, which has been facilitated by such organizations as the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP). An interesting point is that in spite of these duplicitous ways of converting that the Christians have used, the Christian churches have threatened violence against the process of reconversion back to Hinduism that had been launched by the VHP. It is as if they do not want anyone to have the right to do what they are already doing. It was Rev. V. K. Nuh, secretary of the Nagaland Baptist Convention who said, “If someone tries to impose their faith, Christians in this region will not surrender. There will be a battle and we shall have no option. There will be a physical and religious war if attempts are made to propagate Hinduism by forceful means in the Northeast.” In this same line of thinking, Rev. M.D. Oaugma, head of the Garo Baptist Convention of Meghalaya said, “It could be a threat to Christianity if we remain silent to the VHP’s game plan of mass conversion. We shall have to fight, we shall have to resist.” (Maharashtra Herald, July 11, 1998) 5
arjun 30/05/2010 11:06:39	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp while if one such incidence would ever occur in a Muslim country, the result would be an immediate expulsion of the missionary from that nation. Another trick that has been done is that missionaries, while treating the sick, will give medicine of no value and ask the tribal to take it while offering prayers to his local deity. Naturally, no cure of disease is likely to occur with the useless medicine. Then the missionary gives the tribal real medicine and asks the tribal to take it while offering prayers to Jesus. Then when there is a recovery, it is attributed to the power of Christ and not to the medicine. Such conversion activities take place these days more often in the tribal areas under the guise of social service. However, true social service should be done without expecting anything in return, including conversion. Another thing that takes place is mass healings at meetings similar to revivals. What they do is pay people to attend the healings portraying themselves as being sick, or invalids on crutches, etc., who then get called up and are miraculously cured of their disease. This is attributed to the power of Christ, which then convinces many tribals that they too can benefit in various ways if they become Christian. This has not had much of an effect amongst the Brahmana classes, but the lower classes who attend are more vulnerable and are impressed by such things, and are then swayed toward Christianity. This is why Christian conversion tactics have been focused more toward the tribal areas than other regions of India. So these conversions are not taking place due to pure preaching of the Bible or the message of Jesus, but are accomplished by trickery and the emphasis on material facility. This is, of course, what is being objected to by the general Hindu population. 5
arjun 30/05/2010 11:00:48	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp In regard to India, there is a great number of missionaries of various denominations who are working there right now, all competing for the most number of converts. The Southern Baptists alone are a group that has nearly 100,000 career missionaries in North India, all working to spread the “good word.” We also find that in order to make converts from Hinduism some of the numerous Catholic priests in Southern India dress like sannyasis, and call their organizations ashramas. This is to make Christianity more similar to the Vedic traditions. Bharat Natyam dance is also taught in the Christian schools, but with Christian symbols and meanings replacing the Vedic. This is all in the attempt to actively sway Hindus over to Christianity. One way they are trying to bring Christianity deep into the culture of India is by superimposing its rituals, symbols, and even types of dress on the Hindu forms of the same. Thus, you will see the cross on the lotus, some priests dress in saffron, and some churches have the ambiance of a Hindu temple. If this keeps up, maybe one day Christianity will be more Hindu than Christian. While traveling in the far Northeastern states of India I have seen some of the tactics that the Christian missionaries have used to help make converts, such as offering cheap polyester pants to the tribals of the Northeast if they become Christian, or even offer motor bicycles if they help convert their brothers, which also means their wives and family. In other places like Madhya Pradesh, as noted in the Neogy Report, the missionaries give small loans on interest to the tribals, who cannot pay back such loans easily. However, if they become Christian, then such loans and the interest are dismissed. This is what goes on in the democracy of India, and under the tolerance of the Hindus 5
arjun 30/05/2010 10:55:37	Christian Missionaries & Convertions The War Against Hinduism (Written July, 2001, but still going on) By Stephen Knapp Over the years we have all heard about the many attempts that have been made in India to convert various sections of society from Hinduism to either Christianity or Islam. But only after one of my trips to India did I really get a much clearer understanding of what has been going on. Furthermore, most people, as well as many Indians, are not fully aware of how the war against Hinduism is happening, nor how serious it is. It is taking place on many levels, and because of this, in some areas the practice of Hinduism is declining rapidly. When I was traveling in June of 2001, I had gone on a lecture tour, speaking every night on the importance of Vedic culture at places like Mumbai, Nagpur, Warangal, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Hyderbad, Bangalore, Trivandrum, and Chennai. So I had the chance to meet with many of the intellectuals and some of the spiritual leaders in these areas, and learned how conversion was a very hot issue. Now I don’t have anything in particular against Christianity itself. I was born and raised a Christian, so I know what it is, but also how they work. My main contention is when the teachings that are said to come from Jesus are twisted and misinterpreted into something that does not spread the genuine love of God and humanity that we are all supposed to develop, but becomes the dog-like barking and criticism against every other religion that is not Christian. This does not only go on toward every religion outside of Christianity, but also within it between Catholics and Protestants and other denominations. It seems that this faith has become not something that promotes our similarities for cooperation, but our differences in that everyone who is of an unrelated Christian denomination are all going to hell. 5
Raj 29/11/2009 12:44:17	Keralite K.P Yohannan's conversion technique K.P Yahannan says we will go to hell. Read below to see his ulterior motive. He denies it when asked by media. Check this link http://defendingcontending.com/2008/11/26/quotes-431/ Quotes (431) November 26, 2008 by The Pilgrim yahannan.jpg In few countries is the failure of Christian humanism more apparent than in Thailand. There, after 150 years of missionaries showing marvelous social compassion, Christians still make up only two percent of the entire population. Self-sacrificing missionaries probably have done more to modernize the country than any other single force. Thailand owes to missionaries its widespread literacy, first printing press, first university, first hospital, first doctor, and almost every other benefit of education and science. In every area, including trade and diplomacy, Christian missionaries put the needs of the host nation first and helped usher in the 20th century. Meanwhile, millions have slipped into eternity without the Lord. They died more educated, better governed, and healthier—but they died without Christ and are bound for Hell. - K.P. Yohannan World vision is run by Yohannan's Gospel For Asia. He has mastered the latest begging technique called e-begging technique. Where he shows photos of poor girls and boys on all Indian websites (check any website and you can find this photo with a caption "She is waiting for you to act" etc) This technique is same as what you see at traffic signals in Bombay and other cities ie show a poor kid and ask for money. His website is very happy if any tragedy happens in India. Immediately there will be a "donate" button on his website. His mission is 'Gospel for asia' but he lives in USA. 5
Raj 28/11/2009 09:44:11	Conversion centre The United states centre for world mission has many method for conversion. http://www.uscwm.org/index.php/resources/detail_page/understanding_the_unreached_-_hindu/ The method to be used for conversion is mentioned in the following link also. http://www.rethinkingforum.com/#haigh The Rev. H. Haigh of the Wesleyan Missionary Society working in Mysore City in south India suggested at the 1893 decenniel missionary conference that a revolution was needed in Indian Christian literature, which might by God's grace lead to a revolution in Indian Christianity: The principle I contend for, then, is this: that the books which we publish should be carefully related to Hindu thought, expressed in its terms, done in its style, adopting where it can its positions, and leading on, still in Hindu fashion and in its terminology, from points of agreement to essential points of difference. In this way we may, perhaps, be able to furnish an effectual exhibition of legitimately "Hinduized Christianity." (Haigh 1893: 667, italics in original) 5
vijay 23/06/2009 10:40:43	conversion we must ban christan missionarys and their illicit activities.now controlled Vatican under guise soniya they stop to pass the conversion law at parliament, but hindus like Rss have good relations with christian missionaries this must stop,in north india no more hindus they all convert to christianity 5
Sunil 18/01/2009 07:31:09	Visual Media required We can not counter the christian missionaries propoganda properly and effectively with out the help of a pro-Hindu TV channel. We must think and do something fast to get our own channel. 5

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