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In <4dks5k$kh6@babbage.ece.uc.edu> vivek@cs.rice.edu (Vivek Sadananda Pai) writes: You see in vijays posting ( given at the bottom )a perfect example of how people misinterpret stuff just to get their own agenda of reorganiation going.. vijay, for your info it is not "issa" upanishad ( as you pointed out ) but ishopanishad ( isha + upanishad - a sandhi ) and we all know know isha is a short form for ishwara. By the way - buddhism and jainism are derived from the Sankhya philosophy which is one of the 6-darshanas , which are considered to be all of hinduism. Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism and all the other philosophies that have originated from the soil of India have a lot in common and are very tolerant. Unlike the semitic religions ( i.e christianity, islam and judaism ) which preach that their god ( jesus, allah, etc ) is the only God and anyone who doesnt believe goes to hell. All the philosophies that have originated from the soil of India do come under Hinduism, have a tremendous number of common ideas ( infact much more than the christian denominations ) and all people that follow those philosophies are Hindus. I request all the vaishnava proponents and mr.Ajai Shah and Mr. Bhatnagar to make peace. Please do not make SRH some kind of personal fiefdom or place for personal vendetta. >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 >-- >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >Subm.: srh@rbhatnagar.csm.uc.edu Admin: srh-request@rbhatnagar.csm.uc.edu >Archives/Home Page: http://rbhatnagar.csm.uc.edu:8080/soc_hindu_home.html >
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