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...authoritative, independent articles by senior journalists and research scholars. The book exposes in detail the vicious blood libel perpetrated by Christians against Hindus for centuries, that a Hindu king and his Brahmin priests murdered Apostle Thomas on a hilltop in south Madras, and the unconscionable support for this libel by India’s mainstream secular media. A ...

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...sm - Koenraad Elst ... 225 ▫ Christian Churches Threaten Dalit Rights - Leela Tampi ... 233 ▫ How Casteless Muslims And Christians Obtain Benefits Meant For Caste Hindus - Vigil Report ... 243 Part Six ▫ Hideaway Communalism In The Indian Express - Ishwar Sharan ... 249 ▫ Hideaway Communalism In The Hindu ...

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...ches Threaten Dalit Rights - Leela Tampi ... 233 ▫ How Casteless Muslims And Christians Obtain Benefits Meant For Caste Hindus - Vigil Review ... ... ...haran ... 263 ▫ St. Thomas As A Tourist Attraction - Ishwar Sharan ... 266 ▫ Christians Threaten Kamakoti Magazine - Ishwar Sharan ... 269Part Sev... ...pend Dubious KCHR St. Thomas Dig - G. Ananthakrishnan ... 339 ▫ Marxists And Christians Continue The Search For St. Thomas - Sandhya Jain ... 342P... ...e African coast in the west.” - Leonardo Olschki “The Nestorians of India venerated St. Thomas as the patron of Asiatic Christianity—mark, ... ...y early date spurious writings were plannedin the names of these men so highly venerated in the church for the purposeof giving authority to particula... ...nd Leonardo Olschki, in Marco Polo’s Asia, declares, “The Nestorians inIndia … venerated St. Thomas as the patron of Asiatic Christianity―mark,not of ... ...ng Gondophares confirming the Acts’ mentionof such a king, and that already by 19th-century British archaeologists. Now,if there had been such a find,...

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...he Serbian epic poetry, the wolf is a symbolof fearlessness. Vuk Karadžić, 19th-century Serbian philologist andethnographer, explained the traditional... ...onest gain, as well as a metaphor for Satanpreying on innocent God-fearing Christians, contrasted with theshepherd Jesus who keeps his flock safe. The... ...epresenting thewarrior or as a symbol of Odin, sometimes combined with the Christiansymbolism as the wolf representing evil or the devil, came to be a... ...ndswift attack. Also, they considered the wolf to be from heaven and tobe venerated. Early Biblical sources represented the wolf a...

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... Adventures in Yoga PhilosophyHistory was created its disruption by Christians on June... ...a resource for Hindu leaders and noncompetitive atmosphere. of inner peace when I realizedPennsylvania, three Christians first ... ... Production Manager: Sannyasin Sivakatirswami I also learned that its ultimate goal is union ers, secular humanists, christians, artistst... ...s use the Carnatic music. Vina designs have evolved are used as side strings for rhythmic ac- hand, is venerated by ... ... known as Haveli (direct from the family of tansen), some of the marking of ritual gali; and shankaradeva venerated Krishna ... ...y the furious oceans deep and vast, be thou OneVellayapettai Radhakrishnan for Murugan.org, “While this temple is still highly venerated.” The lanc... ... headache, clenching of teeth, strange dreams, dopamine levels. I recommend 250 mgsannyasin Roberto de Nobili, 19th-century convert...

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... Years later, while in a drug rehabili- However successful one might be in the par- of dealing with this subject with Christians. ∫ indi... ...is all very wonderful to selflessly help other people.notions behind Christian missionary activity gized. Christians in Americ... ... each individual and thewas a religion of polytheism, idolatry and superstition and all? What is the motivation? Christians ... ...glers and acrobats. This 19th-century paintin... ...asadam, or blessed C To seek revenge for an Indian invasion of his country C Parsis ed woods venerated by the ...

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...ating the first hindu-jewish summit held Vishnu’s defeat of demon- Gospel Fellowship Trust, India Christians use ... ... highly venerated Madhv... ... Uninterested in the separate-from-man- failed to concern him. “I haveThe 19th-century wr...

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...he new arrival and the seeminglyor as ‘hands’. As far back as his landmark 19th-century settled alike.explorations of the new industrial metropol... ...lderly’ people young men and women migrated to work in factories,may be venerated and looked after by the family circle. on construction sites... ...d religions a young Polish nun. Spread initially by Polish post-war– Christians who re-enacted Jerusalem in medieval migration, the cul... ...ghai and revisiting the subject becomes more pressing as the worldin 19th-century London. But as the city grows, it may turns urban. Thus...

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...rrior class, and his delusions, dilemmas, and doubts aboutkilling those he venerated. And that too, for something as transient as worldlygain and ephe... ... and Evilor native tradition. A bedrock belief in Christianity is that all Christians areengaged in a spiritual battle of some sort on a daily basis. ... .... The Bible too has several passages that humans can become likegods. Some Christians (Latter-Day Saints) believe that our earthly experience isto pro... ...an occupation”, people become“disconnected from life”, in the words of the 19th-century British humanistWilliam Morris.72 We must understand that tech... ...finds himself with no way out of his predicament ofeither killing those he venerated, or being called a ‘coward’ by his own divinementor. There is a g... ... The Two Cherokee Wolves Fighting Withinintrinsic is the ‘war within’. The 19th-century Tibetan Lama Jamgon Kongtrulcharacterized the ‘war’ thus: “Fro... ...ato Si’, PopeFrancis, quoting the spiritual father of the Eastern Orthodox Christians, SaintBartholomew, said that the destruction, exploitation of th... ...ate “in which they strive to devour each other”, to borrow thewords of the 19th-century thinker Nikolai Fyodorov, or overcome their ‘stateof cannibali...

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...wordavailable for the Bahai equivalent of ‘church,’ because Bahais, unlike Christians,have multiple religious institutions that are specialised to dif... ...i Faith arose out of the messianic fervour ofthe Babi (Bábí ) movement, in 19th-century Iran, like Venus on the foam. At atime of tyrannical, arbitrar... ...iew into the next. We can scarcely understand, now, theextent to which the Christians of the second and third centuries saw their religionin terms set... ...eration of Shaykhs and a strong element of themiraculous. Although Ali was venerated among the Turkomans as a divine being,they were not – yet – Shiah... ...fism to flourish, as well as expanding the religioustoleration accorded to Christians. His successor Suleymán (r. 1666-94), however,restored the Usuli... ...iyah, the codes of law of non-Islamic countries), and are contrary to the venerated canons of true faith, and they add the saying, “He who imitates ...

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..., which plays a centralrole in their culture. They are neither Muslims nor Christians.The Boy's Birthmark and Early Claims:This rebirth story begins w... ...us family name.Note that Assaf is a common name in Lebanon, used by Druze, Christians,and Muslims alike.Wael’s father shared what Wael was saying abou... ...tion requiresno proof, as it is already a fundamental part of their faith.-Christians, Muslims, and Atheists: They successfully persuaded schoollibrar... ... with herpersonal recollections, providing a unique perspective on life in 19th-century St. Petersburg.(705)Chinese Tang Jiangshanreincarnation case:I... ...,ascetics and brahmins, and fails to honor the elders in the family willbe venerated and praised, just as the opposite is venerated andpraised today.T... ...ed spiritual practitioners,he should dedicate an offeringto the gods there.Venerated, they venerate him;honored, they honor him.After that they have s... ...not the full extent of how the Realized One is honored, respected,revered, venerated, and esteemed. Any monk or nun or male or female lay(1401)followe...

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..., which plays a central role in theirculture. They are neither Muslims nor Christians.The Boy's Birthmark and Early Claims:This rebirth story begins w... ...us family name. Note that Assaf is a commonname in Lebanon, used by Druze, Christians, and Muslims alike.Wael’s father shared what Wael was saying abo... ...equires no proof, as it is already a fundamental part of their faith.(325)-Christians, Muslims, and Atheists: They successfully persuadedschool librar... ... with her personal recollections, providing a uniqueperspective on life in 19th-century St. Petersburg.(819)Chinese Tang Jiangshanreincarnation case:I... ...,ascetics and brahmins, and fails to honor the elders in the family willbe venerated and praised, just as the opposite is venerated andpraised today.T... ...ed spiritual practitioners,he should dedicate an offeringto the gods there.Venerated, they venerate him;honored, they honor him.After that they have s... ...not the full extent of how the Realized One is honored,respected, revered, venerated, and esteemed. Any monk or nun ormale or female lay follower who ...

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...963 to combat declining sales onFridays, a non-meat-eating day for certain Christians. Also popular with Muslims who cannot eatharam meat. Also called... ...n herhead. Fish-eating was banned in areas where certain fish species were venerated. See toponymfor image. Falcon-headed, wooden coffin for a fish... ...ing the flatfish theme includeFlounder Jules Janin (1804-1874) named for a 19th-century French dramatic critic; EdwardVII (1841-1910), noted as a gour... ...ten a symbol offertility. Formed from two intersecting arcs, used by early Christians as a secret symbol, and nowcalled the Jesus fish appearing commo... ...ten asymbol of fertility. Formed from two intersecting arcs, used by early Christians as a secretsymbol, and now called the Jesus fish appearing commo... ...us Christ or another holy figure, typicallyin a traditional style on wood, venerated and used as an aid to devotion in the Byzantine andother Eastern ... ...n her head.Fish-eating was banned in areas where certain fish species were venerated. See fish mummy andtoponym for images.mummy = 2) “its greatest us...