Ha ha ha.
Your myth of St. Thomas coming to India is as fake as virgin birth.
I challenge you to show us a single contemporary inscription, one line of contemporary literature which says St. Thomas came to India.
Even your own Pope had denied the historicity of Thomas Myth
Your myth of St. Thomas coming to India is as fake as virgin birth.
I challenge you to show us a single contemporary inscription, one line of contemporary literature which says St. Thomas came to India.
Even your own Pope had denied the historicity of Thomas Myth
Indologist Richard Garbe says there is no evidence of Christianity in India before the fourth century CE.
A group of Christians fled Middle East in 4th century CE to escape from being persecuted by Zoroastrian Sassanian king Shapur and reached India
Educate yourself @Abihabib
A group of Christians fled Middle East in 4th century CE to escape from being persecuted by Zoroastrian Sassanian king Shapur and reached India
Educate yourself @Abihabib
@Abihabib Syriac Christian community in Kerala was formed by a series of migrations of Syriac Christians from Middle East and intermingling with locals.
Some migrations from Middle East were as late as 9th century which was during Islamic age. These migrants founded the city of Quilon.
Some migrations from Middle East were as late as 9th century which was during Islamic age. These migrants founded the city of Quilon.
@Abihabib According to a Syriac Manuscript, a Syriac Christian father came to Kerala in 9th century (When Middle East was ruled by Islamic Caliphate) along with his community.
The Hindu king gave these migrants a piece of land where they established a Church and refounded town of Quilon
The Hindu king gave these migrants a piece of land where they established a Church and refounded town of Quilon
@Abihabib This is confirmed by a set of copper plate inscriptions of 9th century recording donation of land by a local Hindu King named Sthanu Ravi to the migrant fathers.
The Christian recipient names are signed in Kufic, Hebrew and Pahlavi clearly indicating their foreign origin
The Christian recipient names are signed in Kufic, Hebrew and Pahlavi clearly indicating their foreign origin
@Abihabib Early Christian Writers like Eusebius(4th cent) claimed that it was Apostle Bartholomew, NOT Thomas, who came to India.
According to Eusebius and Origen(3rd cent), Apostle Thomas preached in Parthia NOT India
The association of Apostle Thomas with India was made up much later
According to Eusebius and Origen(3rd cent), Apostle Thomas preached in Parthia NOT India
The association of Apostle Thomas with India was made up much later
