The British left another monotheistic residue in India which converted a few Hindus & states and these converts now act as an anti-Hindu force now. What are the traits of ‘Christianism’(as Sita Ram Goel calls it)?
2. The 8 traits of this force, Christianism (residue of Christianity) which is laying siege to Hindu society are provided by Sita Ram Goel in his book, ‘Hindu Society Under Siege’. He considers this Christianism as the second force which lays siege to India. Quotes are by SRG.
3. “(a) That the Hindus have never had a Saviour whose historicity can be ascertained, with the possible exception of the Buddha;”
4. “(b) That Jesus Christ whose historicity cannot be questioned has superseded all earlier Saviours of Hinduism (if they were Saviours at all and not disciples of Lucifer) and rendered superfluous all subsequent Hindu saints and sages;”
5. “(c) That St. Thomas, an apostle of Jesus himself, was specially chosen by the Church to win India for his Master’s message:”
6. “(d) That St. Thomas could not complete his mission in India because he met an untimely martyrdom at the hands of some Hindu, most probably Brahmin, heathens;”
7. “(e) That the converts made by SL Thomas, the first century Christians of the South, establish beyond doubt that Christianity is an ancient Indian religion and not a Western import as alleged by the Hindus;”
8. “(f) That it is the sacred task of the Christian Church to complete the mission of St. Thomas and see to it that India becomes a Christian country, once and for all;”
9. “(g) That if there is anything good and wholesome in Hindu religion, it is not because Hindu saints and sages ever made any direct or conscious contact with Truth…”
10. “…but because they merely stumbled upon some of it in the workings of Universal Nature which was preparing itself over a long time for the advent of Jesus Christ;”
11. “(h) That no Hindu, even if he follows the Ten Commandments in letter and spirit and lives by the Sermon on the Mount, can ever hope to escape eternal hell-fire unless he has been baptised in a Christian church and administered the Christian sacraments.”
12. These traits are not peculiar to Indian Christianity but constitute the core of that monotheistic religion. Because like Islam, it is also based on the premise that it is the One True Religion and all other religions and gods are false.
13. In SRG’s words: “Christianity too claims for itself a monopoly of truth and virtue, swears by the only true God, the only true Saviour or the only Son of the only true God, the only true Revelation, the only true way of worship, and so on.”
14. Christianity has left a horrible trail of destruction in its wake. It has destroyed thousands of native religions and sects all over the world including Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia. In America it has led to the genocide of the natives.
15. In the next thread we will see the methods that Christianity uses in India to achieve its goal of converting Hindus and achieving global victory.
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1. Christian Missionary Strategy to convert Hindus to Christianity as per Sita Ram Goel
Christianity considers Hindu dharma a false religion to be eliminated, just like its other Arabian counterpart. So it seeks to convert all Hindus to Christianity by any means possible.
2. Sita Ram Goel said that Christianity doesn’t come into an open social war everywhere in India with the Hindu society, except of a few places like North-East. Instead, it tries to quietly convert Hindus by direct bribery and other fraudulent means. Their strategy is as follows.
3. “(a) Training of more and more native missionaries in their far-flung, well-equipped and fabulously financed seminaries so that missionary work looks no more like an undertaking manned mostly by foreigners;”
1. Deep Ecology of Sanātana dharma in Ram Swarup’s Works
The most glaring difference between dharmic sects like Hindu dharma & monotheistic sects like Christianity is the sense of ecology. Dharmic sects have an inbuilt ecological compass; monotheistic sects are anti-ecological.
2. Ram Swarup says that modern materialist thinking puts man at the centre of the Universe where all parts of Nature and ecology are for his use and exploitation. This anthropocentric view is not new but originates in the Bible which declares that Nature exists to serve man.
3. “The ethical thinking of Sanātana dharma derives from this larger conception of man. Man belongs to a great community and many forces, mostly invisible. He is a meeting point of many influences; he derives his sustenance and even his being from many planes, many sources.”
The obsession of Hindus with Ajmer, Chishtiya Silsila and Sufis in general is very unhealthy. Some professors (from JNU & other universities) have built their career by whitewashing the history of Sufis in India & continue to do so.
2. Sita Ram Goel had warned in 1985 that this fatal love of Hindus for Sufis will be their ruin. It is Hindus who have kept the Sufi tradition alive in India by visiting and donating to Ajmer as well as most other dargahs. A tradition which has always wanted to convert them.
3. He has also warned about the absurdity of Hindu professors and academicians sitting in India’s top universities and singing paeans about Ajmer and other Sufi orders in India. They are doing a great disservice by confusing Hindus about the real nature of Sufism.
Ram Swarup spoke on some of the most important aspects of Hindu dharma. The concept of god was of course one of those aspects. He elaborates on it and contrasts it, as ever, with monotheistic concepts.
2. Most of the religious turbulence today exists because the monotheists consider other gods as false gods, worthy of destruction of their forms and their followers. But what is the Sanātana, pagan, dharmic idea of god? (All quotes are of Shri Ram Swarup in ‘On Hinduism’)
3. “Sanatana dharma saw Gods within; and the more it saw them within, the more it saw them outside and also beyond. True spiritual transcendence like true spiritual immanence, both are attributes that properly belong only to Yogic Gods.”
1. Shri Ram Swarup on ‘5 Essential Concepts of Hindu dharma’
Shri Ram Swarup did not only do a pūrva pakṣa of the opponents of Sanātana dharma. He also told us who we are. His works on uttara pakṣa illuminate some of the most important aspects of Hindu dharma.
2. Ātmā, in his own words: (all quotes in the thread are derived from ‘On Hinduism’ of Shri Ram Swarup)
“The ancient sages studied man and for that they started with themselves; they turned their gaze inward and found there a vast internal life.”
3. “Going still deeper, they discovered, beyond their more external being, another life or principle which takes another language to describe it; they found it self-existent, bodiless, pure, luminous and conscious;…”
1. Three weeks ago I started a journey on twitter – of learning & teaching. I started telling truth about our civilization & its enemies.
The response was overwhelming. You read & shared in huge numbers. For that: immense gratitude.
But our journey needs to go deeper.
2. Today, our country, our culture and our civilization are at a critical juncture. We are thinking about the problems that face us today. And we realize that the problems are not local, and they are not selective. They will affect everyone everywhere.
3. Once the understanding of the theory of a problem dawns on our minds, an urge for praxis also starts plaguing us. What is to be done? The first step to contribute is to understand the problem and its components. Knowledge always precedes praxis/ action.