Most Indians Hindus I Meet Don't Realize Jesus was an Actual Person

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL if this is a troll post it is a pretty clever one... traps for almost all camps.

Yes, daily/weekly christian bashing thread

more of a Hindu bashing thread.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP - I know talking religion at work is taboo. In my case I took a job at a great company in NYC founded by observant Jews. 95 percent senior mgt team was Jewish.

I then hired a Jain and Hindu. They would book meetings on Yon kipper and other major Jewish holidays. Late afternoon meetings day before Passover. I had to mentor the two of them. Crazy little things like the C level boss send us all Xmas cards and I sent one back, the one Indian girl said I don't respond Xmas cards as not Christian. I told her our Jewish boss who just approved your $60,000 bonus not Christian either he just did it to be nice.

I load up the Microsoft Outlook full calendar with all holidays. I do an annual plan for projects and assign work, I have Muslims, Jewish, Catholic, Jehovah Witness's you name it working for me.

I put the Hindu in charge of staff lunch once and she did it on a Friday in Lent that was also Passover week. What a mess. Like a lunch in the Muslim Fasting month was another. Maybe a birthday cake Jehovah Witness.

So I ended up being a religious mentor to two Hindus. It is common sense to me

I cannot believe that you have been given authority over other people and are abusing these employees this way. How ignorant are you?

Hardly abusing. If the boss is observant, allows and respects non-Jewish holidays, believes everyone has a right to their own religious holidays telling staff to avoid booking a big meeting during High Holidays is good career advice. Plus I have staff making 200k-250k a year they can listen to a story or two. I love their stories. My favorite is Jain Thanksgiving story from one staff first year in county. Good stuff.

You have to enjoy wild misconceptions about religion. Like the poster who thinks Catholics are canibals

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - I greatly respect all religions. But when Jesus was crucified that was a very public event that did occur. He did get documented in a census. He was a figure in history.

Not doubting other religions. Amazing that folks don't realize he was a living person. Not saying they should believe in any religious aspect of Jesus

The only evidence of a census is the New Testament itself. There is no other record of the census claimed, which I have read (sorry, cannot cite) is not likely to have occurred when and in the manner it did because it would conflict with standard Roman practice.

Show me the census entry or. better yet, the certificate of live birth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Hindu faith the Orgins from a historical perspective is also interesting. First many believe it is oldest religion. But it has no one founder or one source of when it started.

The oldest religion is also an interesting claim.

If you believe in Evolution the first records of humans is Africa and Africa has its own beliefs. So no one was in India at time.

Now the Garden of Eden thing. Only two folk on Earth and they were not Hindu. Mike Drop.

Now back to Jesus some Catholics don't realize Christmas is a made up day. We don't know exact day of Jesus birth. Good Friday is actual date. We know Day he died.

No it isn't. Good Friday is calculated based on Easter, which is a different date every year, based on astronomy. It's the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox. https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/determining-easter-date.html

Good Friday is two days before that, to allow for Jesus to be dead for parts of three days (Friday afternoon, all day Saturday and Sunday at dawn) before rising from the dead on Easter Sunday.

[Anonymous]

What's incredible is how much of their own religion people don't know. They should start there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - I know talking religion at work is taboo. In my case I took a job at a great company in NYC founded by observant Jews. 95 percent senior mgt team was Jewish.

I then hired a Jain and Hindu. They would book meetings on Yon kipper and other major Jewish holidays. Late afternoon meetings day before Passover. I had to mentor the two of them. Crazy little things like the C level boss send us all Xmas cards and I sent one back, the one Indian girl said I don't respond Xmas cards as not Christian. I told her our Jewish boss who just approved your $60,000 bonus not Christian either he just did it to be nice.

I load up the Microsoft Outlook full calendar with all holidays. I do an annual plan for projects and assign work, I have Muslims, Jewish, Catholic, Jehovah Witness's you name it working for me.

I put the Hindu in charge of staff lunch once and she did it on a Friday in Lent that was also Passover week. What a mess. Like a lunch in the Muslim Fasting month was another. Maybe a birthday cake Jehovah Witness.

So I ended up being a religious mentor to two Hindus. It is common sense to me

You are sounding more and more like a troll.
The holes in your story are glaring.

It’s a nice day, don’t you have anything better to do with your super important Christian life?

"religious mentor" sounds creepy.

There is btw a belief dating back to the late 1800s that Jesus travelled to India and lived out his days, eventually dying in Kashmir.

And Mormons believe those golden tablets were also real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - I greatly respect all religions. But when Jesus was crucified that was a very public event that did occur. He did get documented in a census. He was a figure in history.

Not doubting other religions. Amazing that folks don't realize he was a living person. Not saying they should believe in any religious aspect of Jesus

Sounds like you've been reading the Bible or listening to your minister, but not looking at academic sources. There is no documentation of a census or a crucifixion with many people attending. These are stories in the Bible - not documented fact.

Check Wikipedia for info on the census mentioned in the Bible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - I know talking religion at work is taboo. In my case I took a job at a great company in NYC founded by observant Jews. 95 percent senior mgt team was Jewish.

I then hired a Jain and Hindu. They would book meetings on Yon kipper and other major Jewish holidays. Late afternoon meetings day before Passover. I had to mentor the two of them. Crazy little things like the C level boss send us all Xmas cards and I sent one back, the one Indian girl said I don't respond Xmas cards as not Christian. I told her our Jewish boss who just approved your $60,000 bonus not Christian either he just did it to be nice.

I load up the Microsoft Outlook full calendar with all holidays. I do an annual plan for projects and assign work, I have Muslims, Jewish, Catholic, Jehovah Witness's you name it working for me.

I put the Hindu in charge of staff lunch once and she did it on a Friday in Lent that was also Passover week. What a mess. Like a lunch in the Muslim Fasting month was another. Maybe a birthday cake Jehovah Witness.

So I ended up being a religious mentor to two Hindus. It is common sense to me

I cannot believe that you have been given authority over other people and are abusing these employees this way. How ignorant are you?

Hardly abusing. If the boss is observant, allows and respects non-Jewish holidays, believes everyone has a right to their own religious holidays telling staff to avoid booking a big meeting during High Holidays is good career advice. Plus I have staff making 200k-250k a year they can listen to a story or two. I love their stories. My favorite is Jain Thanksgiving story from one staff first year in county. Good stuff.

You have to enjoy wild misconceptions about religion. Like the poster who thinks Catholics are canibals

Catholic don't think of themselves as cannibals but they do believe they are eating the body and blood of Jesus in the host (little wafer) that's been blessed by the priest.

The technical term is transubstantiation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transubstantiation

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - I greatly respect all religions. But when Jesus was crucified that was a very public event that did occur. He did get documented in a census. He was a figure in history.

Not doubting other religions. Amazing that folks don't realize he was a living person. Not saying they should believe in any religious aspect of Jesus

Sounds like you've been reading the Bible or listening to your minister, but not looking at academic sources. There is no documentation of a census or a crucifixion with many people attending. These are stories in the Bible - not documented fact.

Check Wikipedia for info on the census mentioned in the Bible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius

Do you get all your information from collaborative, anonymous sources from openly editable websites? I guess DCUM is about the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - I greatly respect all religions. But when Jesus was crucified that was a very public event that did occur. He did get documented in a census. He was a figure in history.

Not doubting other religions. Amazing that folks don't realize he was a living person. Not saying they should believe in any religious aspect of Jesus

Sounds like you've been reading the Bible or listening to your minister, but not looking at academic sources. There is no documentation of a census or a crucifixion with many people attending. These are stories in the Bible - not documented fact.

Check Wikipedia for info on the census mentioned in the Bible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius

Do you get all your information from collaborative, anonymous sources from openly editable websites? I guess DCUM is about the same.

So let me get this straight. I'm supposed to believe that Jesus was actually a historical figure, but transubstantiation does not mean that Catholics think the host and wine are literally the body of christ? I grew up extremely Catholic and am now very confused. Which leads me to believe that you are suffering a bit from Dunning-Kreuger. How about spend a little more time learning about Hinduism, and less time criticizing people of other faiths for not knowing about your faith?

[Anonymous]

Lol!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
You do realize that centuries after the fact, we cannot be sure of this?

millennia actually. And the fact that christianity wasn't even really conceived of until a few centuries later proves how ridic it all is.

[Anonymous]

OP - actual story. I was taking to a Muslim who recently I migrated to America. Younger so came here after 9/11. My uncle died in 9/11. My sister almost died. Anyhow he asked me during the happy hour what is my uncle up to? I go what he is dead. He tells me he leaned in school no one died in 9-11 the US Govt made it up. All 3,000 people were undercover Govt employees and no one died. It was an excuse to start war on Islam. Ok it was a lot of beers. I go to computer when I sober up an tons of websites claiming this. My favorite WTC was a hologram. I had dinner once at Windows on The World on the 1990s. That hologram food was good

Anyhow some folks believe a 2001 event never took place

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - actual story. I was taking to a Muslim who recently I migrated to America. Younger so came here after 9/11. My uncle died in 9/11. My sister almost died. Anyhow he asked me during the happy hour what is my uncle up to? I go what he is dead. He tells me he leaned in school no one died in 9-11 the US Govt made it up. All 3,000 people were undercover Govt employees and no one died. It was an excuse to start war on Islam. Ok it was a lot of beers. I go to computer when I sober up an tons of websites claiming this. My favorite WTC was a hologram. I had dinner once at Windows on The World on the 1990s. That hologram food was good

Anyhow some folks believe a 2001 event never took place

If you write like a drunk, a troll or a mentally unstable person, you are not credible.

[Anonymous]

There’s no reliable evidence of Jesus’s existence so they’re not wrong.

- Jew Buddhist