FAQ

Can I follow Christianity being a Hindu?

Can I follow Christianity being a Hindu?

No, it is not possible to follow Christianity being a Hindu. This is because the precepts underlying these two religion/dharmas are different. According to Christianity belief in Jesus Christ is enough to come near God.

Is Hindu related to Christianity?

You may find it surprising that much of Christianity originated from India. Indeed, over the centuries, numerous historians and sages have pointed out that not only has Hinduism had a predominant influence on Christianity, but that many of the Christian rites could be directly borrowed from Hindu (Vedic) India.

Can I practice Christianity and Hinduism simultaneously?

So, Yes you can practice Christianity and Hinduism simultaneously. But, you might face problem from Christianity. Hinduism will not ask you to stick with any God. Because Hinduism is not a set of rules in a book to admit in your daily life and believe it without questioning it.

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Does Hinduism have a mythology?

Mythology is openly admitted within Hinduism, which possesses elaborate myths used to explain the personalities and natures of the gods. Hinduism has a certain flexibility and adaptability through its historical ambiguity. But, where a religion is not historical, it is that much less testable.

Do Christian Hindus live in contradiction between two different identities?

In fact, the man tasked with drafting the constitution, B.R. Ambedkar, was a Dalit Hindu who converted to Buddhism. When it comes to the spiritual aspect, Christian Hindus do not live in contradiction between two different identities. Neither are they attempting syncretism.

Is the resurrection of Jesus Christ justified by Hinduism?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ in particular has considerable justification through secular and religious scholarship alike. Its verification does nothing to verify the Hindu doctrine of reincarnation. Consider the following differences: Resurrection involves one death, one life, one mortal body, and one new and immortally glorified body.