George
Thanks for your response on current evangelising activity. I happen to think
it is entirely wrong in any religion. However, people should be free to join
any religion voluntarily if they choose to.
I would dearly like to hear an alternative to the view we two seem to share
on this issue. Among others, would it be possible to get Cardinal Ivan Dias
to provide us his informed view on Catholic evangelization for our benefit?
Further, would our hard working Goanet moderators try to get Cardinal Ivan
on line even if only for once on this issue?
Cornel
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From: "George Pinto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Goanet] Re: Da Vinci Code': Christians catch the fundamentalist
--- cornel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aristo
Changing the subject a little, perhaps you can throw some light on
Christian evangelism in India today to which I am totally opposed. Why on
earth should any religious group try to evangelise any other group
anywhere,
even though it is rampant in the USA as a means towards substantial
money-making for some.
Hi Cornel
I agree with you. There should be an indefinite moratorium on all
evangelizing activity, by all
religions. Evangelization across the world has brought about negative,
adverse activity. It has
led to the religious fundamentalism we see in all major religions today.
Better for people to
worry about their own souls, than worry about others. Cardinal Ivan Dias
is being transferred to
the Vatican to head Catholic evangelization. Much better to stay back in
Bombay and work on issues
of poverty and social justice there.
Regards,
George
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