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What an outrage this is against human rights, and against our brothers. Is there anything we can do about this?
1 posted on 05/03/2004 3:54:55 AM PDT by Paul_B
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To: Paul_B
"Touching the Untouchable"

That's what got Michael Jackson in trouble.

2 posted on 05/03/2004 4:10:51 AM PDT by billorites (freepo ergo sum)
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To: Paul_B
I thought racism and religious intolerance was a white, Christian and capitalist phenomena. Seriously though, it should be noted that the Christian Indians I am familiar with here in the states became Christians for the reasons stated above and then left. Can you blame them? The Japanese also have a group of second class citizens..those who work in the leather tanning trade..I remember seeing that on a television expose several years ago. Nice to know treating fellow countrymen like crap is a worldwide tradition and not likmited to just the racist, bigoted American warmongers!
3 posted on 05/03/2004 4:18:41 AM PDT by stanley windrush
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To: Paul_B
You can pray for the conversions to continue at an increasing rate. Jesus told his followers that they would be persecuted in his name.
4 posted on 05/03/2004 4:19:49 AM PDT by 17th Miss Regt
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To: Paul_B
Our church is adopting one small Indian village at a time. We regularly send Medial Mission Teams, which are warmly received by the India Bible League, which enables our members to preach to the villagers.

After our people set up medical missions, orphanages, schools, "Lite houses", village wells, the villagers want more of what we have. Despite "non-conversions" laws, the villagers welcome us with open arms. They simply refuse to "tell on us." One local government official even told his people to come to the "Lite houses", not only for the services, but also for the spiritual teaching.

At one of these schools, the Brahman class was stunned to learn the schools refused to separate the children according to caste. Today, the Brahman and untouchable children wear identical uniforms and mix freely. The Brahman parents agreed because it's the best school around, and they're welcome despite their religion.
6 posted on 05/03/2004 4:37:22 AM PDT by keats5
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To: Paul_B
This is a great organization:

Gospels for Asia (GFA) - www.gfa.org

They have done more to spread the word of Christ in Asia (especially India) than anyone I know. The true stories are truly inspirational and will humble you on what many have sacfriced to save others.
12 posted on 05/03/2004 5:44:32 AM PDT by 2banana (They want to die for Islam and we want to kill them)
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To: Paul_B
One thing this article doesn't explore is the Hindu belief in reincarnation. Hindu's are among the very lowest charitable givers. Their attitude is that if you have a child born with a facial deformity, too bad, they deserve it. The continual process of life in misery then death and then possibly life again in misery offers nothing. Christianity promises an end in heaven where all are equal in the sight of God.
13 posted on 05/03/2004 5:48:06 AM PDT by Blood of Tyrants (Even if the government took all your earnings, you wouldn't be, in its eyes, a slave.)
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To: Paul_B
Is there anything we can do about this?

We are doing something. We are giving them IT jobs. The Mexicans already have all the waste disposal jobs.

14 posted on 05/03/2004 5:52:31 AM PDT by Alouette (Float like a butterfly, sting like a B-52)
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To: Paul_B
You would think we could --- we're outsourcing our best job to India --- we could certainly apply some pressure on them that way --- but our corporations would probably instead look to the untouchables as a source of very cheap labor instead and want them kept that way.
16 posted on 05/03/2004 5:59:06 AM PDT by FITZ
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To: Paul_B
The Hindus think they can stop the spread of the Church Of Jesus Christ by passing a law. They'll find that trhey are woefully mistaken.
19 posted on 05/03/2004 6:22:39 AM PDT by Zack Nguyen
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To: Paul_B
BTTT
20 posted on 05/03/2004 6:25:55 AM PDT by Gritty ("The enemy of the Middle East is not the West so much as modernism itself" -Victor Davis Hanson)
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To: swarthyguy
ping.
29 posted on 05/03/2004 6:53:42 AM PDT by Antoninus (In hoc signo, vinces †)
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To: Paul_B
This is another example of a different "religion of peace" going all Nazi. It's also another example of people saying, "All religions are ways to God--except for Christianity."
30 posted on 05/03/2004 6:57:46 AM PDT by aruanan
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To: Paul_B
My church helps to sponsor these people HBI (Hindustan Bible Institute) and we send a short term mission team a couple of times a year. They work with orphanages, provided medical/dental services and spread The Gospel. HBI's vision is to build 100,000 small churches. You do the math and that's not a lot - 1 billion people that's a church for every 10,000 people. Bobbi Gupta is their leader (I think his father started the ministry in th 1950s) and is a wonderfull speaker and a great Brother in Christ.
37 posted on 05/03/2004 7:14:10 AM PDT by tang-soo
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To: Paul_B

Please to be sharing the Love!

52 posted on 05/03/2004 8:12:02 AM PDT by Khurkris (Ranger On...Rest with the Lord Ranger Tillman.)
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