Try converting a Muslim, The next day your dead body will be found. Hindoos are good people that people trying to convert are still alive. They should thank Jesus that they deal with Hindus.
Anyway Jesus couldn't help himself, what the hell he will help the poor christians... Vikash S. --- Sachi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As for my personal opinion any humans living in this > world should be given > right to practice any > religion they want. It has been happening throught > the world : Convertions > What's wrong in Convertions, be it to Hinduism, to > Chistianity , to Islam, > to Buddhism. > Anyone want to have debate on why conversions should > not be allowed in a > secular country like India? > > Bye, > Sachi > > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of WILLIAM KISKU > Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2008 1:04 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: RE: [ =>> Jharkhand <<= ] Conversion > law violation is a > criminal offence > > > > Well I am not a politician: I hate politicians. > > From my basic general knowledge the Indian > constitution is based on British constitution, which > is a western/christian based constitution, therefore > contrarary to Hindutvas constitution. > > As far as my understanding goes, it is NOT > illegal/criminal to convert christians back to > Hindutva, but criminal to convert adivasis/tribals/ > into Christianity. > > Advocate Ashutoshjee... Can you throw some light on > this and educate the forum on the right of an > individual to practice a religion based on the human > right issue? > > William Kisku > > --- Gladson Dungdung <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:nfindia%40rediffmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > It's not the matter of Gladson or Venki. The real > > matter is the state is becoming the violator human > > rights in the name of freedom of religion and so > on. > > How can the State dictate which religion I should > > follow, profess or decline? > > > > Father of the Nationa, Mahatma Gandhi had very > clear > > idies about it. He said that I'm a sanatan Hindu > and > > it's my personal matter therefore the state should > > not dictate my religion. We have the right to > > freedom of religion as the fundamental rights > > guaranted by the Constitution of India under > Article > > 25 and the state is duty bound to ensure these > > rights. If the state decides about whom I should > > believe, what I should wear and so on then where > my > > freedom is? > > > > When a tribal or dalit becomes Christian, Muslim > or > > Budhist peole of the so-called main streem of the > > society lose their sleep but why people do not > raise > > any question when a Sharma, Verma, Mishra and list > > goes on accept/change their religion. > > > > Another thing is when a tribal becomes Christian, > > Muslim or Budhist so-called people call it > > "conversion" but when the same fellow becomes > > 'Hundu' then they call it 'Ghar Vapsi'. what a > > wonderful defination of conversion we have. > > > > This is nothing than the power politics. The major > > reason is that the Tribals and Dalits are > > challenging the statu quo as a result the Brahmins > > have already lost their control in the politics > and > > now they are also going to lose their social > > control, which they are not able to digest > therefore > > they blam in many ways to stop the social change > > process. But nothing is going to work we will > bring > > about change in the society at any cost. I know > that > > many people feel uncomfortable in these issues > > therefore it must be stopped but sometimes I > > surprise that inspite of many request why do peole > > put these matterials in the group. I don't have > any > > problem if people want to discuss let's discuss > it, > > otherwise I would requet to the Moderater please > > don't pass any matter like this, which is > > meaningless to discuss in the forum. > > > > rgds > > Gladson > > > > > > > > On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 BARBARA ali wrote : > > >Hi, > > > > > >Its as simple as this, each one mind your own > > business and let Venki and Gladson go hand in hand > > and stand where ever they have to if they want to > do > > what ever they wish with their own lives. > > > > > >Bye > > > > > >BARBARA ALI > > >SHARJAH > > >UAE > > >PO BOX 38485 > > >Mobile No: 0097150-6914668 > > >URL: > > > Http://angloindianheritagecentre.googlepages.com/anglo-indianbiographies > > > > > > > > > > > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:Jharkhand%40yahoogroups.co.inFrom> : > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:prabirkc%40yahoo.comDate> : Sat, 26 Apr > 2008 08:01:51 > > -0700Subject: Re: [ =>> Jharkhand <<= ] Conversion > > law violation is a criminal offence > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Hope somebody prevents the Dalai Lama, Rajneesh > and > > Mahesh Yogi's followers from entering Gujarat! > > >Now what will we do if Venki converts Gladson to > > Jainism? Will they arrest Gladson or Venki? > > >And > > >Prabir--- On Sat, 4/26/08, ven > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:ahvenkitesh%40gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > >I believe such a law such be enacted in Jharkhand > > as soon as possible since the state is plagued by > > unethical conversions of the poor.Conversion law > > violation is a criminal offencehttp://timesofindia > > .indiatimes. com/Ahmedabad/ Conversion_ > > law_violation_ is_a_criminal_ offence/articles > > how/2984048. cms26 Apr 2008, 0332 hrs IST,Rajiv > > Shah,TNNGANDHINAGAR: From now on, anyone wishing > to > > convert will have to tell the government why they > > were doing it and for how long they had been > > following the religion which they were renouncing, > > failing which, they will be declared offenders and > > prosecuted under criminal laws. Forced conversion > > could land those responsible a three-year jail > term. > > This clause is contained in the rules of the > > anti-conversion law which came into effect on > April > > 1. The new law is called Gujarat Freedom of > Religion > > Act, 2003, and took five years to be implemented > > because of the failure of the state government to > > come up with rules on the kind of information to > be > > provided when applying for permission to convert > to > > any religion. The Bill confirms that Jainism and > > Buddhism are not sub-sects of Hinduism. The rules > > have been published in the Gujarat government > > gazette. The rules make it obligatory for a priest > > seeking to convert someone from one religion to > > another to take prior permission of the district > > magistrate in order to avoid police action. > > >. > === message truncated ===
