Reply to RV - The same can be said.......

Submitted by Faqi Hussain (United States), Sep 7, 2005 at 12:08

Reply to RV from India. . ...Can you search and find one act of terror committed by Evangelicals in India? These may be overzealous religious persons who are fired up by their missionary zeal, but they are not committing any acts of terror; if at all they do good by providing, schools,hospitals, clinics, clothing, decent housing, clean water and food to the underpriviledged.

There is no terror being unleashed on the populance. If at all there had been terrorist acts by 'peaceful' Hindus against the Christian minority.

Remember a couple of years ago they burnt to death a very good man & his two young children (Australians) while they were asleep in a church compound. What wrong had this man and his children done to deserve such a horrible fate as that? This man & his family had done yeoman service to India for years, by helping to take care of lepers and the very disvantaged. Where was the out cry from people like you? There have been numerous other acts of terror in India against innocent Christian missionaries & Indian Christians.The list is far too long for me elaborate here. Open your eyes and look around.

Evangelicals preach peace and good will towards people, they do not go killing or maiming people, they do good deeds. You cannot put Evangelicals in the same basket as terrorists. If one does not want to follow in their footsteps one does not have to. They will not kill you for that - but show you love as another human being.

Christianity has survived (2/3rds of the worlds population) not because of evangelicals, but because it was inspired by one who embraced an adutlress and said "Let him who is without sin among you, cast the first stone", Christians share their love of humanity like their founder.

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