Dear Miss Hindu: I will have you know that no
at
will have any interest — of any type, whatsoever — in your Hindu mumbo-jumbo. And, that includes references to those Gita and Swami persons which you have mentioned. And, it also includes any reference that you might offer regarding fake "dieties" that have multiple arms!QUOTE]
Madam Isabella,
I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. An honest mistake. The Hindu religion strictly prohibits proselytization. Like the Jews, we genuinely do not seek converts.
This was a technical error. The forum requires me to post a website link when quoting you. It's mandatory. I'll reach out to the administrators to understand why this is necessary. I initially thought it might be a signature space. Being a Hindu, I instinctively referred to the Bhagavad Gita. It's similar to how you might refer to the Bible if suddenly required to post a link.
If my religion has offended you or anyone else, please feel free to point it out. Proselytization is never the aim of any sincere Hindu. I hope I don't have to provide these links as I don't understand their purpose.
In any case, to appease you, I have provided one of my favorite Bible verses in that signature link.
[QUOTE=Isabella White;n2071187]regarding fake "dieties" that have multiple arms! QUOTE]
While we're on the topic of honest mistakes, the one you're committing right now stems from a blatant ignorance about Hinduism and a rather incorrect allegation. I do not wish to correct you on this, as you are entitled to your erroneous judgment.
I can only plead with you to become better informed about Hinduism. However, I can do no more than that. It's up to you whether or not you choose to heed my request.
we are interested only in reading and obeying the glorious Word of the Living
— known as the blessed
. Within the pages of this Book, you will find all that you need to know when it comes to repenting of your sins: by asking for the
of
to cleanse you, and to give you an escape from the eternal fires of
.




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