“Swami Dayananda Saraswati is certainly one of the most powerful personalities who has shaped modem India and is responsible for its moral regeneration and religious revival”. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.
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Nearly half of the stars in the sky are double or multiple. If you look closely at Mizar, the star in the middle of the Great Bear’s tail, you may detect that it has a tiny companion. This star, Alcor, was known to the ancients all over the world, and was sometimes used as a test for good vision. In any binoculars, Alcor can be plainly seen as a separate star.

Astrology is not even a pseudo-science. If the Ancient had known ‘the qualities of the planets, their influence’, they would have about discovered the law of gravity. Never thought about the Hindu Newton?

There is no unique doctrine, except of course about the existence of God and his incarnation in Jesus. But already the Christian concept of trinity is a break, and the role of Mother Mary and the many Holy persons in Catholicism is another disparity. Old and New Testament are as different as are dinosaurs and mammals.

In Christianity, introspecting ones weaknesses and faults is of outmost importance. Therefore no non-conscience, although because the individual is considered free to chose and is responsible.

It is always easier to count the drawbacks of any system than its virtues. You could state that medecine and nation building and industrialisation and science have each led to great suffering. Or Christianity itself, because it nearly alone has invented and developed these concepts,which made it predominant in the world, a hundred times more than their adversaries. Therefore, mostly only their faults are counted and not those of competing beliefs. Why not complain that the Chinese Communist Party has and will do great harm to the world?

Hinduism has stayed nicely out of the focus of attention, at least recently after the abolishment of
some strange habits.