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24 minutes ago, 13Mirch said:

Here are some interesting excerpts from a report, published in 2009, by Operation Mobilization (deceptively shortened to "OM"). The report's author, one Sabu Mathai Kathettu is a Christian evangelist who is a prominent member of the Indian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and is "celebrated" (by evangelists of course) for his "fieldwork" in the Punjab.

Did you read the whole report and excerpt it yourself? If so, that's great. If you're copy-pasting, where from? Also, where did you get a copy of the report?

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christian missionaries and radha swamis are a proper cancer, noone speaks out against them and generally we accept them into our families and friends as they seem 'nice'.

radha swamis - started by a sulah to do kabjah on a gurdwara sahib for which the property was under Guru Granth Sahib ji's name

 

christian missionaries - use drugs etc to brainwash people into thinking a 'miracle' has happened in their life. these are very dangerous people and prey on the weak.

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40 minutes ago, Prokharkoo84 said:

christian missionaries and radha swamis are a proper cancer, noone speaks out against them and generally we accept them into our families and friends as they seem 'nice'.

radha swamis - started by a sulah to do kabjah on a gurdwara sahib for which the property was under Guru Granth Sahib ji's name

 

christian missionaries - use drugs etc to brainwash people into thinking a 'miracle' has happened in their life. these are very dangerous people and prey on the weak.

Not just the weak but the uneducated, especially families on low-income, including dalits - https://educatepunjab.net/ is one of few trying to help the youth and answer their prayers while they still have faith in Sikhi.

These christian missionaries promise this, free healthcare, support etc. just to convert them.

Saw this yesterday:

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6 hours ago, 13Mirch said:

Here are some interesting excerpts from a report, published in 2009, by Operation Mobilization (deceptively shortened to "OM"). The report's author, one Sabu Mathai Kathettu is a Christian evangelist who is a prominent member of the Indian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and is "celebrated" (by evangelists of course) for his "fieldwork" in the Punjab.

One thing that is crystal clear from the excerpts is that these people (proselytizers) are not Godly people. Unlike some people here, I don't hate Christians or Christianity. I'm entirely fine with them living in Western countries. I'm fine with the small number of Christians living in India, too.

What I'm not fine with is Western Christians crossing the seven seas to fool people into changing their religions. There are no atheists in the US or Canada? These efforts are obviously funded by American Christians; Indian Christians would not have the wherewithal to fund such efforts, because they're often poor or lower-class themselves.

If these proselytizers were Godly, they wouldn't use scam tactics to fool people.

One question for these retards: If Jesus "is" Satguru, then Sikhs are already fine as they are with Guru Granth Sahib. Since Jesus is "Satguru", and Sikhs believe in Satguru, then problem solved, Sikhs already believe in Jesus.

Leave Punjab and go and try to convert some other people.

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Funny thing is, many poor hindus and sikhs who have become christians, have gone back to becoming sikhs again, as sikh bodies have woken up in certain areas and attended to these families.  Then also theyve realised theyre just statistics for these h@rami esaiy scumbags. Many hindus in other states in india (MP/UP/s.india/bihar) have become sikhs in recent times, aswel as white and african Americans in the west, yet some of the foolish ppl in panjab are falling for actors on stage performing laughable fake miracles. If these miracles r so real, y not go to nearest hospital, cure cancer patients instantly!? 

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I guess this is perhaps why the English translators that translated the Guru Granth Sahib into English used words such as Lord, Him, Grace and what not to make the transition seem easier for potential converts.

Are there any English translations of the Guru Granth Sahib done by Sikhs, and not by some colonialist with subliminal motives? Is there an accepted translation by the community, and if so, which one is it? Most translations that I read use words such as Lord, Him, and Grace which really irks me. 

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19 hours ago, StarStriker said:

Funny thing is, many poor hindus and sikhs who have become christians, have gone back to becoming sikhs again, as sikh bodies have woken up in certain areas and attended to these families.  Then also theyve realised theyre just statistics for these h@rami esaiy scumbags.

An even funnier thing is, you know how there is no shortage of peddlers and charlatans in India who waste no time in befooling white tourists and separating them from their money?

What if these brown "Christian evangelists" are just con artists who have realized that a great way to make money is to 1) become a "Christian", 2) create "converts", fake or genuine, take their pictures and name/address info, and 3) profit!

Thereby ensuring a steady stream of $$ from Amreeka.

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