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I`m showing you how Christian fundamentalism and unethical methods of proselytism are NOT UNIQUE to Sri Lanka. You`re claiming that only Sri Lankans seem to have a problem with it and it doesn`t exist elsewhere, and hence it must not exist. Wake up and smell the roses.
--------------------------------------------------------- It is especially the tribals and Hindus living below the poverty line who are being targeted. It`s not just that conversion is an unethical custom; it also threatens a whole way of life, erasing centuries of tradition, customs, wisdom. It teaches people to despise their own religion and look westwards to a culture which is alien to them, with disastrous results. Western missionaries (and their governments) would like us to believe that democracy includes the freedom to convert by any means. But France, for example, a traditionally Christian country, has a Minister who is in charge of hunting down `sects`. And by sects, what is meant is any group that does not fall within the recognised family of Christianity, specially anything that is a Hindu flavour: There is not a single Hindu temple in France and all recent applications for the construction of one have been rejected. ****************************************************** ###################################################### The message of Christ is one of Love, of respecting other`s cultures and creed - not of utilising devious and unethical means for converting people. It is false to say that Jesus is the only `true` God. The Divine has manifested Himself throughout the ages under different names and identities, whether it is Christ, Buddha, Krishna or Mohammed. Let this be the motto of the 21st century. Only then will true spirituality emerge, beyond all religions and intolerances. ###################################################### ****************************************************** When? Now Where? All over Sri Lanka, especially in rural and remote Sri Lanka where most if not all villages are close to 100% Buddhist or 100% Hindu or 100% Muslim How? By providing aid, in return for conversion to Christianity. By providing loans, in return for converting to Christianity. By `planting churches` in virtually 100% Buddhist and Hindu villages. By Whom? Christian fundamentalists organizations like Kithu Sevana. |
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