PLEASE TELL WHAT SUBSTANTIVE WE TOGETHER MAY DO.
N K D

On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 kachhapbk2 wrote :
>--- In [email protected], Partho Datta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I agree to what Mr. Partho Dutta says. This is a fruitless unending
>debate. Blaming a particular community without any indepth study and
>experience is WRONG. None of the religion teaches hatred and
>violence. I feel sorry that since there's no moderation on this
>JHARKHAND NETWORK people have written things which will hurt a
>persons sentiment, belief and faith.
>Instead of discussing what the administration has been doing in
>Orissa few members are writing things which is not expected on this
>forum. I seriously doubt their integrity.
>I'd request the moderator not to allow such posting to appear on
>this forum.
>I am proud to be a Tribal and I am also proud to be a Roman Catholic
>and so are my Hindu,Muslims, Sikh and Buddhist friends.
>Let's put in our rational thinking on this forum and make it a
>better place.
>B K Kachhap
>
> > The first casualty is truth.
> > What actually did happen? There seem to be as many versions as
>there are sides to this debate.
> > And please, could this discourse continue without mindless
>throwing of labels?
> > Partho Datta
> >
> > Saurabh Abhishek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:                               Uplifting the lives of
>unprivileged is great and noble thing to do, but I
> >  have seen enough what
> >  the missionaries exactly do. The truth is far from what they say.
> >  "Uplifting" essentially means brainwashing and false promises
>most of the
> >  times.
> >  I saying this because I have seen this innumerable times.
> >  I belong to place in remote Gumla, before the missionaries
>arrived there was
> >  no animosity between in the
> >  ppl atleast on religious grounds, nobody actually cared about the
> >  religion.The religion was the way it should be, personal and
>practiced with
> >  no fanaticism. Now the so called developement  has made people to
>ask their
> >  children to stay at home because its "their" festival not "ours".
>I am not
> >  blaming any particular community but the for the animosity
>factor , yes I
> >  blame the missionaries.
> >
> >  I have seen those half educated chaps preaching that
>having "Prasad" from a
> >  Hindu friend is a sin.
> >  Sad to say but they are doing nothing but spreading religious
>hatred.
> >  So, thats why I will end up saying any connection between
>missionaries and
> >  developement is purely
> >  coincidental.
> >
> >  On Jan 9, 2008 12:34 PM, anuperickujur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >  >   People who help others in lifting their own down-trodden
>lives cannot
> >  > be blamed for creating such unnecessary tensions. The tribals
>who
> >  > have been persecuted reside in places where there is very little
> >  > means of having a fruitful living. People from the outside
>world come
> >  > to help them move into places which they can never imagine of.
>The
> >  > lives of many such innocent tribals have been bettered by such
> >  > missionary activities. But on the contrary, the people with
>whom they
> >  > are living among, on a day of joyous celebrations, clamp a
>shutdown
> >  > on all festive activities. This is a violation of human rights,
>where
> >  > the suffering people have not been allowed to express their
>feelings
> >  > and desires. The shutdown was not a government order or any
>court
> >  > ruling or the decision of a block officer. This was instigated
>on the
> >  > mere information of a seer who proclaimed that he feared for
>his life
> >  > on the day of Christmas. Such baseless testimonials hold no
>ground.
> >  > And the people instead of applying their brains, go by their
> >  > sentiments to create such unnecessary ruckus, disrupting life
>and
> >  > daily commitments. Don't people of different communities in
>India
> >  > celebrate Holi, Diwali, Id together? This is our unity in
>diversity.
> >  > So why not celebrate Christmas together?
> >  > Secondly, the people who are trying to uplift the lives of the
>not-so-
> >  > fortunate are instigated through the acts of forced
>conversions. Let
> >  > us recall that India is one of the countries where most of the
>poor
> >  > live below the poverty level. The people need lives, so that
>their
> >  > dreams can be fulfilled. But the orthodox thoughts of the old
>and the
> >  > communalists want the poor to be in the state that they are so
>they
> >  > cannot come up in thoughts, words and actions. The communalists
>know
> >  > that if the people get better education and rise in their
>standards
> >  > of living, their own personal interests will be hampered, as
>the now
> >  > down-trodden will have better lives, think independently, not be
> >  > dependent on the offerings of the landlords, and know the law
>better.
> >  > But can we sacrifice the betterment of the people and the
>country for
> >  > the petty selfish thoughts some black-hearted people. This is
>me is
> >  > inexcusable.
> >  > In fact, let us work together in our individual ways to better
>the
> >  > society, and let each and every Indian grow, so that the country
> >  > develops. Let us all be a missionary, with the mission to
>develop the
> >  > people of the country. Let us forget that the word missionary is
> >  > reserved only for religious people. No! Let us all be a light
>to each
> >  > other, and let each one grow. For the growth of the people is
>the
> >  > growth of the country.
> >  >
> >  >
> >  > --- In [email protected] <Jharkhand%
>40yahoogroups.co.in>, v
> >  > <ahvenkitesh@> wrote:
> >  > >
> >  > > Missionary activties are responsible for disrupting previously
> >  > cohesive and
> >  > > harmonious communities.
> >  > > I have sympathy for the poor tribals. None of the NGOs,
> >  > government, media
> >  > > has paid attention to their plight. If at all they have been
> >  > branded as
> >  > > Hindutva and demonized.
> >  > >
> >  > > Whereas Christians are portrayed as the persecutedvictims and
>given
> >  > all the
> >  > > sympathy when they are the real aggressors.
> >  > > Wherever Christian missionaries have gone in this world ...
>they
> >  > have
> >  > > destroyed adn enslaved the native people. Africa, Americas,
> >  > Aborigines of
> >  > > Australia etc. So please do not believe tgheir human rights
> >  > propaganda.
> >  > >
> >  > > Christians have Destroyed Various Ethnic Cultures of the
>World ...
> >  > > www.christianaggression.org/item_display.php?
> >  > type=ARTICLES&id=1130195242
> >  > >
> >  > > Genocide of Natives in the Western Hemisphere, starting 1492
>CE
> >  > > www.religioustolerance.org/genocide5.htm
> >  > >
> >  > >
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> >  > >
> >  >
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> >
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