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You may find it surprising that much of Christianity originated/plagiarized from India.

Over the centuries, numerous historians and sages have pointed out that not only has Hinduism had a predominant influence on Christianity,...

...but that many of the Christian rites could be directly borrowed from Hindu (Vedic) Rituals of India.

French historian Alain Danielou had noticed as early as 1950 that "a great number of events which surround the birth of Christ - as it is related in the Gospels - strangely..

..reminded us of Buddha's and Krishna's legends."

Danielou quotes as examples the structure of the Christian Church, which resembles that of the Buddhist Chaitya; the rigorous asceticism of certain early Christian sects, which reminds one of the asceticism...

..of Jain and Buddhist saints, the veneration of relics,the usage of holy water,which is an Indian practice and the word "Amen," which comes from the Hindu (Sanskrit) "OM or AUMN.

Shepherd or Gau Rakshak Christna Or Krishna, also called Yeshu or Yeshua, because He was the Son of Yeshuda Maa.
The universal Mother Meri, meaning “My”, Maa or Maa meri or Mother Mary.

Similarly, the powerful God Bal Raam became God Baal in Greco Roman tradition and Radha or Radhe became Goddess Rhodo or Rhodes.

Christian conversions therefore, become meaningless, don’t they?
But they have to be stopped nonetheless.

#SayNoToConversions