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  • THIS IS BULLSHIT ..WHAT A FUCKING idiot HINDUISM COME FIRST ...

  • hahahahaha.if u r going to claim something make sure u have ur facts straight. hinduism is before christianity.. the roots of hinduism are from the traditions of the people of the indas valley (2500 -1500) BC. then the aryans invaded northwest india and brought a religion based on oral texts called "vedas" which are for hindus eternal truths. so get ur facts straight buddy!

  • These are 2 tools!

  • WOW THIS GUY IN THE SUIT IS SO RACIST. WHAT GIVES U THE RIGHT TO TALK SHIT ABOUT OTHER RELIGIONS. IF U BELIEVE IN CHRISTIANITY, GOOD FOR U.

  • LOOL THIS IS JOKES. HINDUISM IS A RELIGION THAT DATES WAY BEFORE 1500 BCE. THE BIBLE/ CHRISTIANITY CAME VERY RECENTLY ALONG WITH THE ISLAMIC RELIGION. ANYHOW.... ANY OTHER THING U STUPID DOUCHES CAN COME UP WITH TO PUT DOWN THE ONLY TRUE AND SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN RELIGION ON THIS PLANET.

  • I left Christianity. And I been to India and every religion has a caste including christianity and islam. Caste system is not a religious thing. It isn't part of Hinduism or any other religion. It is a cultural problem. Secondly, the idea of personal transformation this guy talks about actually came from Hindus, later went to Buddhism and many other religions in India and around the world. Christianity stole that idea from Hindus and Buddhists.

  • @tomtomttom ,my friend know that the jewish calendar is 5890 years old,hinduism 2500 years

  • @zechrajan Which Hindu calendar are you talking about. There are many different Hindu calendars. There are Hindu calendars that are over 7,000 years old. They use it based on yogis. The current most common one is actually over 5,000 years. But that doesn't negate the older Hindu calender from the previous yogi which is even older. that goes into tens of thousands of years with the beginning of human civilization. And there is references to that in the Hindu text.

  • @tomtomttom The net shows back to about 5500. 

  • @Brucev7 The net says a lot of wrong things.

  • @tomtomttom ...and your comment does not contain information.

  • @Brucev7 Actually it does. Unless you believe everything on the net. Now do you believe in everything the net says?

  • @Brucev7 If you would really like more information on the Hindu Calendar or better known as the Vedic Calendar, I would recommend searching for "A Search for the Earliest Vedic Calendar." It was published in the Indian Journal of History and Science, 28(1), 1993. K.D. Abhyankar. It is on a pdf file "on the net," but this is an actual journal. On page 13, you can see Asvini calendar is 7000 BC. And they have an image of it on page 10. I hope this helps.

  • @tomtomttom and once again to use your point, the net contains various dates.

  • @Brucev7 But the difference is, I sourced an academic journal from a university.

  • @Brucev7 Can you provide an academic source that Hindus actually agree with that proves your point? The source I gave you is supported by Hindus. The writer is a Hindu. K.D. Abhyankar. This is their religion and have facts on how old it is. Now provide me a source with a picture of actual calendar that proves K.D. Abhyankar's work is wrong and shows an image of another calendar that is supported by Hindus and is academic work. I will look into it.

  • @tomtomttom Not the issue.

  • @Brucev7 Actually it is. Provide an academic source that Hindus support. Something that actually proves what you said, "The net shows back to about 5500." I would like to look into it.

  • @Brucev7 Please don't send me private messages. I don't trust links sent to me randomly from someone I don't know. Especially something that ends with .mp3. I would prefer you state the academic source supported by Hindus.

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