Tracing the history of how the “Hindoo” became conceivable in America requires an attention to what Dr. Altman calls the “genealogy” of the “Hindoo,” which he describes as the “powers, identities, forces, constraints, agents, and discourses that form a particular category.”
This comment is coming from an Indian, through Christ’s teachings we know that
“God made us in His image and likeness” whereas, Hindu mythology (that’s why it’s called myths) made their god’s in the likeness of humans and in the likeness of animals and crawling creatures.
The elephant god, the monkey man, the snake god, god of birds, garuda, god of books, god of money, and so forth, (you may make up your own god), but I implore my readers to refrain from adoring any of these hindu gods because they were made by man.
Also, Not one of those gods can redeem you like the blood of Christ would, because only He atoned for our sins to the point of his death unlike any of these false gods and creatures.
This comment is coming from an Indian, through Christ’s teachings we know that
“God made us in His image and likeness” whereas, Hindu mythology (that’s why it’s called myths) made their god’s in the likeness of humans and in the likeness of animals and crawling creatures.
The elephant god, the monkey man, the snake god, god of birds, garuda, god of books, god of money, and so forth, (you may make up your own god), but I implore my readers to refrain from adoring any of these hindu gods because they were made by man.
Also, Not one of those gods can redeem you like the blood of Christ would, because only He atoned for our sins to the point of his death unlike any of these false gods and creatures.