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What a Tangled Web We Weave... Claims of a global Christian plan for conversion are routinely met with skepticism by the Indian press. For example, in the Indian Express report of February 7, 1999, on VHP activities in the northeastern states of India, sarcastic reference is made to a priest "who is convinced that Christians the world over have a devious agenda in Arunachal--maybe even a pan-Indian agenda." Anyone caring to investigate can visit a cybercafe and log onto http://www.bethany. com/profiles/c_code/india.html to study detailed conversion plans for not only Arunachal Pradesh, but all of India. At the Bethany site, India is divided with scientific precision into 186 individual "people groups." A long description is followed by advice on how to convert each to Christianity. For example, under the Hindi-speaking "people," it is stated, "They must first be set free from bondage to millions of false gods so that they can put their trust in Jesus. Six mission agencies are currently working among them." After each such description, a list of "Prayer Points" is given. Typical is the following: "Pray against the spirits of Hinduism that are keeping the Munda-Santal [of Bihar] in spiritual darkness." Or visit the Native Missionary Movement of India at
www.nmmindia.org/. Their mission statement: "Our top priority is fulfilling
the 'Great Commission' [to bring the Christian gospel to every people in the
world]. We concentrate on the most unreached nucleus of people in the
world--India. Our vision is to train and support 1,000 native missionaries in
North India and plant 300 new local churches." They quote a missionary
characterizing a village: "Here the demonic forces are so real." Or
visit www.ad2000.org/utermost. Notably absent from these sites is "social service" as an aim in India--contrary to missionaries' claim. The real goal is conversion of men, which means the destruction of Hinduism.
For another Good article - "India's Christian
Challenge"
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