Scripture

Section 12.2: The Geeta on Abrahamics?

In general Hindus are pluralists (Ishvara Allah tero nam; meaning one God having different names). The author has not found many verses in the Holy Geeta that portrayed Hinduism as an exclusivist … Read the rest

Section 12.3: The Torah on Hindus?

The Torah, the first five chapters of the Bible, is the holiest scripture of the Jews. The Torah covers revelations from God to different apostles up to Moses. It is part of Old Testament … Read the rest

Section 12.4: Bar Mitzvah for Hindus?

It is Jewish tradition to have their children participate in bris and bar mitzvah ceremonies. The bris (circumcision) is a religious ceremony performed on 8th day of childbirth. The Bar- (or Bat- for a … Read the rest

Section 12.5: The Bible on Hindus?

All religious scriptures have shortcomings. The Lord Shiva and Lord God are portrayed as angry Gods, thought there may be justifications provided by believers. The Abrahamic (Jewish, Christian and Muslim) scriptures have spent a … Read the rest

Section 12.6: The Koran on Hindus?

Christians and Jews are discussed in detail in several sections of Koran, but there is no direct mention of the word “Hindu” in the Koran.

You are an “unbeliever” or “disbeliever” if you believe … Read the rest

Section 12.7: The Koran on Christians and Jews?

One of the most important questions a Christian-Muslim couple has to address is if Jesus is a Son of God or one of the apostles. Readers are advised to read several … Read the rest