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CHRIST vs KRISHNA - RE-READING SAKES M. M. NINAN Thus 1880s as Dr. Sakes came to India as a Physician he was in the midst of the renaissance of Hinduism and when the Indian intelligentsia was on the road to freedom struggle. My intention in presenting this book is simply to open up the depth of understanding Dr.Sakes has shown in the transformation of the Early Christian Church into the Hinduism under the manipulative hands of the Brahminic priesthood to the present form. 10
CHRIST vs KRISHNA - RE-READING SAKES M. M. NINAN Sake’s analysis had been sometimes labored, yet the essence of his arguments is not far fetched. But then he did not have the scientific and historic store that we have today. Even with the broad similarity, Sakes was able to detect how Hindu doctrines and morals are far apart from that of Christianity. While claiming “Satyameva Jayate” it turns truth into falsehood, while claiming non-violence as the basic morality, Krishna himself insists that Arjuna should kill his brothers. And all the time the outright contradictions are explained away and the masses swallow it. Sakes was able to see through these subtle variations. In following the text of Sakes I have added comments and extrapolations with two symbols to start and to end. 11
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