Arise Arjuna Hinduism And The Modern World
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A COMMENT OF RAM SWARUP'S HINDU VIEW OF CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM
Nor do the other religions simply say what Hinduism states but with different words. Hinduism has its metaphysics of karma and rebirth, which is quite unlike the heaven-hell doctrines of Christianity and Islam. Hinduism views liberation, Self-realization or communion with God as the highest goal, not merely salvation from sin which is the Christian view. 

Hinduism emphasizes spiritual experience, gained through self-discipline, Yoga and meditation. It does not look to prayer, good works or conversion of others as the answer to the human problem, or mere belief in a particular religion and its dogma as being capable of changing our consciousness.

While it is true that there have been Christian and Islamic mystics who have views or practices akin to the Hindu and engaged in the inner quest, these individuals have been exceptions, were generally persecuted and rejected, and represent very little of what goes on in the name of these religions today.

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