Until Hindus can look at religion in a discriminating manner they are bound to be duped and led into conversion through the back door or Trojan horse of their own tolerance and love of mysticism. Not all religious groups are good, spiritual or true, certainly not in all respects. Not all mysticism is gentle, tolerant or yogic. That some aspect of a religion is good or that religious leader was an extraordinary saint or sage should not be used to give a rubber stamp to all that is done in the name of that religion.

One thing Hindus should remember is that the main Western religions were born of blood. Christ was crucified at a young age before he could even train his disciples adequately, and many of his disciples were martyred as well. Mohammed himself fought many battles, as did his followers. Indic religions, on the other hand, were generally born of equanimity and asceticism. Even in the case of the Mahabharata when there was a period of fighting, it was not done in the name of religion or to promote conversion of any type.