Arise Arjuna Hinduism And The Modern World
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Books By David Frawley
MISREPRESENTATIONS OF HINDUISM IN THE PRESS
The real wonder is that it lasted for so long. The issue should get us to look at the historical grievances of the Hindus, which they are certainly entitled to claim. Even if one regards the Ayodhya demolition as wrong, it hard not to feel some sympathy with Hindus historical grievances on these issues once the matter has been studied thoroughly.

To examine the issue of anti-Hindu attitudes in the press further, let us compare how India is treated with how two other countries are treated. The first is Saudi Arabia in which all religions are illegal except for Islam. Other religious practices are not allowed except in private and for foreigners only. 
 

Their is no difference between church, state and police, which is all run according to traditional Islamic law.  By all accounts Saudi Arabia is an intolerant fundamentalist state. It has funded various Islamic fundamentalist and terrorist groups all over the world through the years. However Saudi Arabia is called a "moderate" Islamic country.

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