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[quote=Anonymous]DP. I am Hindu. I will remain a Hindu even if I convert.  I will remain a Hindu even if I eat a beef burger.  I will remain Hindu even if I don't believe in Hinduism.  I am Hindu because the divinity resides in me as it resides in everything.  When I say "Namaste" to you, I am saying "The divinity in me is bowing to the divinity in you".

Every religion believes that their God created the world.  If this is the case, and as a Hindu, I believe that my Hindu God created the world, then to try to convert someone is to acknowledge that either 1) my God did not create the whole world or 2) my God made mistakes in creating Muslims, Christians or Jews.

If my God is not omnipotent and made mistakes then what would be the use of worshipping that God?  For me morality of doing good and evil is most important.  I must as a sentient being try and help others and do good.  After that, my journey will happen automatically.  Effortless rollercoaster of life!

I do believe that God was the creator of the entire universe and this world.  As such when I see a Muslim, I see a God created Muslim Hindu.  When I see a Christian, I see a Christian Hindu. So why convert? Why try to limit God by even having these categories like Hindu, Muslim, Jew etc?  Isn't it enough that we all blink in and out of existence so magically?  Life must be magic, no? I think that is what God is.

I like that I can say all of this and feel all of this and nothing can tell me that this is blasphemy.  I like the freedom of Hinduism.

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