> > The Case Against Lord Krishna > > A nun in Warsaw, Poland, filed a case against ISKCON (International Society > for Krishna Consciousness). The case came up in court. > > The nun remarked that ISKCON was spreading its activities and gaining > followers in Poland. She wanted ISKCON to be banned because its followers > were glorifying a character called 'Krishna', "who had loose morals," having > married to 16,000 women called Gopikas. > > The ISKCON defendant to the Judge: "Please ask the nun to repeat the oath > she took when she was ordained as a nun." > > The Judge asked the nun to recite the oath loudly. She did not. > > The ISKCON man asked whether he could read out the oath for the nun. > > "Go ahead", said the judge. > > The oath said in effect that "she (the nun) is married to Jesus Christ". > The ISKCON man said, "Your Lordship! Lord Krishna is alleged to have > 'married' 16,000 women only. There are more than a million nuns who assert > that they are married to Jesus Christ. Between the two, Krishna and Jesus > Christ, who has a loose character?" > > The case was dismissed. > > Source: http://durgeswara.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post_23.html (Don't > know the authenticity) >
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