do you know christianity has its roots in hinduism???

Question

this is a matter of recorded history.

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Answer 1

yes you are right , all of them have roots to india and Hinduism.

Answer 2

All religions have roots in older religions. you could also turn that round: each and each faith is a clean, replaced form of an older faith. i do not extremely get your question. Islam is rooted contained in the Arabic religions of the middle East, Judaism and Christianity. Judaism is rooted contained in the religions of the middle East (capture all time period, of direction). Hinduism is rooted contained in the religions of India and appropriate Asia. Buddhism is rooted in Hinduism (to the volume which will be called Hinduism again in Buddha's time). Zen Buddhism is rooted in Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism and Taoism. The Bahai (an exceedingly new faith) is rooted in Islam (Sunni and Shia). each and each of those will be stated to be diversifications to new social advancements and reactions to what became known. Buddhism case in factor is considered as anti-brahmanism. it really is: it really is basically a reaction to the caste-equipment and the potential the Brahmans held.

Answer 3

if by Christianity you mean the religion ABOUTJesus you may have a point in that there are similar aspects of idolatry in both.

if by christianity you mean the religion OF Jesus then you are far far from the truth. Jesus preached in One God, who was the Lord of all and submission to His Will.

Hinduism preaches many different gods ranging from Ganesh the elephant god to Kaalimaa the goddess of destruction. A lot of the hindu scritures are very similiar to folkore tales or roman myths about zeus.

Jesus said in the new testament: My food is to do the will of God/submission to Gods will.

"If anyone desires a religion other than submission to Gods will,never will it be accepted of him; and in the Hereafter he will be in the ranks of those who are lost "
Qur'an 3:85

Answer 4

Christianity has roots in almost all religions....seeing as Christianity is pretty new compared to other religions. Take a look at Catholics. They have their Saints they pray to for different things. Seems kind of interesting that Catholicism really got big in Rome and that's what Roman religion was, praying to different gods for various reasons. Come to think of it Roman religion was exactly the same as Greek religion except they changed the names of the gods!

Answer 5

Its better to say Hinduism has roots in Babylonian religion/culture.
First idol worship started in the Babylon.

Answer 6

well that's not the first ridiculous claim some Hindus make.

my Hindu classmates at college used to say that the vedas have information on building a nuclear bomb.

trouble is, someone has to invent it first before it can be discovered in the vedas.

Answer 7

Nope I did not know that. I guess I don't know it because it's not true.

You say it is a matter of recorded history, so, where are these historical facts to back up your claim.

Answer 8

Well maybe.However we need to go further than that as Hinduism is not the starting block.I think JackBauer came up with something.

Answer 9

That's no news. Even many Christian practices like baptism and the Eucharist ritual have their roots in ancient pagan practices.

Answer 10

I didn't know that but I'm not suprised.

"Christianity borrowed its central myths and ceremonies from other ancient religions. The ancient world was rife with tales of virgin births, miracle-working saviors, tripartite gods, gods taking human form, gods arising from the dead, heavens and hells, and days of judgment. In addition to the myths, many of the ceremonies of ancient religions also match those of that syncretic latecomer, Christianity. To cite but one example (there are many others), consider Mithraism, a Persian religion predating Christianity by centuries. Mithra, the savior of the Mithraic religion and a god who took human form, was born of a virgin; he belonged to the holy trinity and was a link between heaven and Earth; and he ascended into heaven after his death. His followers believed in heaven and hell, looked forward to a day of judgment, and referred to Mithra as "the Light of the World." They also practiced baptism (for purification purposes) and ritual cannibalism—the eating of bread and the drinking of wine to symbolize the eating and drinking of the god’s body and blood. Given all this, Mithra’s birthday should come as no surprise: December 25th; this event was, of course, celebrated by Mithra’s followers at midnight.

Mithraism is but the most striking example of the appearance of these myths and ceremonies prior to the advent of Christianity. They appear—in more scattered form—in many other pre-Christian religions."

Answer 11

I think that you mean True Christianity as Jesus taught it.
Not this nonsense version of Christianity that many follow these days.

Love and blessings don