I normally don’t post any messages against other religions belief etc. It is their belief and they have the right to follow. Even here, my objective is to present a scholar, who did her research in Christianity for 4+ years and successfully completed her MS Divinity, sharing her observations/contradictions and more importantly how a well-educated, upper-middle class family fell on the traps of the christian conversion tactics.
Like both Esther and Malahotraji comments, Hindus connect more at a meta-physical level when approaching someone’s problem and Christians approach at a personal/physical/tangible level, which makes people to fall for their conversion tactics. I am not saying that they are right and we are wrong. It is important that Hindus talk to people at all levels to provide comfort. Not everyone can immediately adopt to karma theory – it is an evolution/progression for individuals.
After listening to her interview, I have a huge respect for her curiosity, knowledge, courage and determination to stick to her beliefs. It doesn’t matter whether she is converted back to Hinduism etc – no need – as long as you know that you are not associated with a faith system that you do not believe anymore.
Thank you Esther for your candid and courageous interview.
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I dont know who she is – so, pl dont ask me her phone number/email address etc!
