To: Natural Law
Well it's possible that Hebrew, being an Oriental religion has some common ideas with the earliest ideas that existed in the East.
The problem with Hindu beliefs seem to be that they were corrupted with man-made ideas that over time, just grew worse and worse with vain imaginings.
2,255 posted on
01/12/2010 2:59:17 PM PST by
1000 silverlings
(everything that deceives, also enchants: Plato)
To: 1000 silverlings
"The problem with Hindu beliefs seem to be that they were corrupted with man-made ideas that over time, just grew worse and worse with vain imaginings." It stands to reason that in the last 3,000 years there have been a number of Hindu Calvins...
To: 1000 silverlings
Well it's possible that Hebrew, being an Oriental religion has some common ideas with the earliest ideas that existed in the East. I'm assuming that this is a typo...
2,289 posted on
01/12/2010 4:45:58 PM PST by
MarkBsnr
( I would not believe in the Gospel if the authority of the Catholic Church did not move me to do so.)
To: 1000 silverlings
Actually, Hinduism started out as a purely Aryanic religion (the Gods of the Vedas are similar to the Gods of the Hittites and the Nordic gods and the Irani pre-Avestani gods) with their two families of gods: Ahuras/Asuras/Aesir and Devas/Daevas/Vanir. Then it merged with Dravidian religions and you got Shiva and Vishnu and then it added on various ideas from Greeks and also from local kings and queens who fought against the invasions of the Greeks, Kushans, White Huns, Scyths etc. (the goddess Devi for example)
2,419 posted on
01/12/2010 9:33:58 PM PST by
Cronos
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