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Rubystars:
How do you reconcile the idea of Hindutva with the multi-religious fabric of India which has given birth to several religions such as Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism and multiple variations of Hindu practice itself? Why is it you think you have the right to claim India for Hindus when these other religions also originated in India?

Also what is the position of Hindu nationalists when it comes to preservation of endangered native Indian wildlife such as the Asiatic lion, Bengal tigers, and the Indian Rhinoceros?

✡ Hindu Zionist ॐ:
Hello Rubystars, long time.

According to Hindutva, A person who considers India as his Holy land is a Hindu. Hindutva does not use the word "Hindu" on religious lines. We see it more in Ethnic form. Even according to Indian constitution Sikhs,Buddhists and Jains have Hindu laws applicable. We all have same Marriage laws which comes under Hindu Marriage Act according to constitutional laws. So when Sikhs or Buddhists or Jains get married in India they get married under Hindu marriage act. We have same culture and background.

The VHP(World Hindu Council) was cofounded by a Sikh named Master Tara Singh. During its formation a council of religious people was called which also included the Dalai Lama.

SO when Muslims and Communists in India make propaganda that RSS,VHP,BJP are against non-Hindus.. they always fail. As Truth always prevails.

About wildlife preservation, there are many NGO's set up by Hindu Nationalist organisations who work towards it. Thanks to Maneka Gandhi (Member of Parliament of BJP), her work is incomparable in this field. While most of the Hindu Nationalists are more concerned about protection of Cow.

Rubystars:
Thanks for answering my questions. I have one major concern which makes me very unhappy whenever this Hindu stuff is brought up. What in the world do you plan to do to the 24 million Christians in India? I already know what's happened to some of them.

✡ Hindu Zionist ॐ:
We do not have any problems with Christians in India. I have many good christian friends who's faith I respect.

The problem is with missionaries, they are employing wild tactics to change demographics of few regions which they are targeting. First the problems in Orissa after the murder of a Hindu religious leader,Hindu tribals reacted. This has happened in 2008, there are no major accounted reports of Hindus opposing church activities. You will find a lot of propaganda crap made by Muslims trying to show that all minorites are under thread and not just them. They are trying to portray Christians on the same level as them.

There was another incident which happened in the state of Karnataka which started with offensive activites from a Protestant Church. Even the Catholic Church denounced their activites joining the Hindu fundamentalists. Read: http://www.zeenews.com/States/2008-09-18/469935news.html

The leftist Indian Media and the Socialist government of India which is against the Hindu Nationalists have done everything to bring us down.

I like it when Chaim said in one of the Ask JTF shows that those who side with the Muslims in India and are supporting a Socialist government which has always been against Israel, such people are neither true Hindus nor true Christians.

Rubystars:
It is natural for Christians in India to seek to share their faith. I don't believe in doing this in a coercive or deceitful way, but if done in the right way by giving people a clear choice in which religion to follow by educating people about what both are about, then I don't see what the issue is unless you are against freedom of religious choice.

If a Hindu understands what Hinduism teaches and understands what Christianity teaches, then chooses of his or her own free will to become a Christian, then what is the problem?

Thank you very much for answering my questions but I will have a very hard time agreeing with this whole Hindu nationalist position unless I can feel at ease that it wouldn't be stabbing my Christian brothers and sisters in the back. I feel empathy for those 24 million people and I don't want to see them massacred which is what I'm afraid will happen if Hindu nationalists take over.

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