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In article <4df2ut$6a5@babbage.ece.uc.edu>, Ramakrishnan Balasubramanian <rbalasub@ecn.purdue.edu> wrote: [...] >And that makes yet another story Jesus came to India. I have heard > >1. Jesus came to Mylapore, Madras during his lost years. >2. He actually didn't die, but came to Kashmir and had a wife and many kids. >3. He studied with the Buddhist Monks during his lost years and that's >where he got his "ahimsa" kind of doctrines. I have a question, then: Ajay proposed to created groups like soc.religion.hindu.shivism, so given that some people believe that Jesus had formed his philosophy in India, then what would people say to soc.religion.hindu.christian? After all, if Buddhism and Sikhism are part of Hinduism, then why wouldn't Christianity also be included, especially if Jesus did all of the above? There are even texts like the Issa Upanishad (I think that's what it's called), so there could even be a claim that there's scriptural justification of the name. -Vivek
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