The Irish Standard, 1901
"A heathen Hindoo by the name of Bipin Chandra Pal addressed the Moral Education Society of Chicago the other day as follows: 'I am not ashamed of appearing before you as a heathen.'"
"A heathen Hindoo by the name of Bipin Chandra Pal addressed the Moral Education Society of Chicago the other day as follows: 'I am not ashamed of appearing before you as a heathen.'"
"'Heathen means one who is not a Christian, and I am not ashamed of confessing that I am not a Christian. If I had any doubt on the subject when I left India, my two years' residence in Christian England and Christian American have removed every bit of doubt'"
"I am prouder than ever of being a heathen, as distinguished from being a Christian.'"
"Well, there is very little difference between a heathen and a Christian, if the latter does not keep God's commandments.'"
"Well, there is very little difference between a heathen and a Christian, if the latter does not keep God's commandments.'"
"As one of the saints says,'What is the use of believing like a Christian and living like a heathen?'The observant Hindoo has seen in Christian England and Christian America, the two noble Anglo-Saxon nations,things that would cause the heathens of his country to blush with shame
"No wonder he is prouder than ever of being a pagan."
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