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> Undoubtedly, that would be good evidence or justification for the
> beliefs for the person who touched Christ's hand. But hardly any reason
> for another not to reject the claim as mere hallucination.
>
> Jesus appeared to a friend of mine -- and asked him to worship Shiva ;-)
> And no, I'm not fabricating this story -- my friend claims it really
> happenned. He's a sincere devotee of Shiva now :-)
This is a rather odd occurance. Shiva is the attributive personification
of the nirguna [Skt. < without characteristics, ie. impersonal Godhead]
Brahman. Hearing of a prophet who heralds devotionalism as the key to
salvation requesting someone to turn to worshipping the impersonal aspect
of God is paradoxically strange.
> >Moreover, Jesus claimed that "My father and I are one" (somewhere in the
> >New T.) One branch of Hinduism says that all men are one with God, and
> >that Jesus was no exception.
That would be Advatic Vedanta, but the line is not as clear as it appears
to be.
Regards,
Anshuman Pandey
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