Re: Wealth in Krishna
by suman on Nov 26, 2015 02:08 PM
So, you want Krishna only for your wealth? According to you, to get wealth, you need Krishna, otherwise no need him.
Re: Re: Wealth in Krishna
by Pradeep Nair on Nov 27, 2015 04:13 AM
Good point. However, wealth need not me financial at all. It could be spiritual? For which Krishna can be a path along with any other paths that you may chose.
Anyone who has a slightest contact with ISKCON will tell you that they preach how to love the Supreme Lord Krsna. In today\'s world this is more required
Re: Musing of a secularist
by lakshmi subramanian on Nov 26, 2015 02:21 PM
Dear sir, actually isckon people have too much of attitude i myself experinceing it they tell u should not worship other gods etc they feel only theri devotion is true and right
Re: Musing of a secularist
by Jeremiah Duomai on Nov 26, 2015 03:16 PM
If Ford (or Das) found meaning of life certain path, that is his decision. Secularist will respect that. If he does not like Christianity, that is his choice; fine.
Proponents of secularism have problem when the State/Govt uses its might to impose certain religious belief/practice upon the people. If Nagpur is doing its job alone, fine; if Nagpur uses Delhi to impose its agenda, that becomes a problem.
Re: Re: Musing of a secularist
by bakchod on Nov 26, 2015 05:01 PM
How about when American govt gives tax deduction for donations to m1ssi0nar1es who c0nverrt hynd0us in India with money power?
Re: Re: Re: Musing of a secularist
by Jeremiah Duomai on Nov 27, 2015 11:28 AM
I think we should leave it to Americans to address that matter. But isn't our govt also giving similar thing through 80G towards contribution to Society/Trust who may use this money for various activities? Issue is whether the govt is giving equal treatment to all Society/Trust irrespective of religion or whether Society/Trust of certain religion is discriminated. But this tax exemption to all the donors or all the Societies/Trusts is different from govt imposing religious belief/practices of one group on all.
Re: Musing of a secularist
by Ganesh Nakkathaya on Nov 26, 2015 11:50 AM
Yes, unfortunately greatness of our own culture should come from outside, we cannot be vocal about it, whereas others are are very proud of their own.
