Jorge, What about those of us who have both cristian and hindu names? If read in an alternate direction, my name is Nolram. Unlike all those cowardly cristian infant fluent speaking newborns who willfully chose hindu names, I was born mute. Thankfully a diet rich in the holy Goan trinity (feni, sausages, cashew nuts), inspired my parents to choose a name that paid homage to all the gods. Like you I wish and bray that the Lard will inspire more parents to be more daring in their choice of names for their children who are unable to speak 7 languages at birth. My favorite Goan Christian name is Leitao, as it is one of the key ingredients of the holy Goan trinity. May people with such names be unfraid, such they they boldly face persecution, ridicule and even emotional torture. May the Lard give these believers in the Goan trinity the courage that they do not hide their faith in the power of the sausage. Praise the Lard, Marlon
----- Original Message ---- From: Jorge Dias <jorges...@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 2:32:20 AM Subject: [Goanet] CHRISTIANs WITH HINDU NAMES ARE COWARDS. Those Christians in India who are operating with Hindu names are doing this to protect their skin from Hindu facist forces. May God give these christians the courage that they do not hide their christian faith. May God also give the Clergy the wisdom and vision that they guide their flocks in the right direction and utilize church resources and properties for the welfare and upliftment of the poor catholics of their parish. May God also give the Christian missionaries the courage to preach the Gospel of Christ where the upper caste hindus and brahmins live and not just where the dalits, tribals and slumdwellers live. A *Christian* Warrior is someone who is not afraid to pick up their cross and follow Christ. They know that to live is Christ, and to die is gain, and they are willing to give what they cannot keep to gain what they cannot lose. They live by The Vision. They wake up every morning prepared for battle, waging the war against sin and death so that all might come to life in Christ. They are fearless. Unafraid, they boldly face persecution, ridicule, and even torture with unwavering faith and a steadfast heart. Their battles are often silent. Their victories go unnoticed by the world. They fight not against people, but against sin. They do not strive for earthly treasure, but for heavenly rewards. They wield the weapons of truth, prayer, and love. God Bless You. Jorge Dias. Bombay.