Originally posted by karoly aczel
I have come across hindus who have no problem with the big bang.
They believe in the big bang, abiogenisis and evolution , while still maintaining their belief in the Hindu Deities.
Hinduism is way more rich and complex than Dasa would have us believe.
There is also the problem of Dasa only talking about his version of hinduism while seemingly ign ...[text shortened]... so many posts), I have never heard any reference to Shiva, a central figure in Hindu mythology.
Hindus who believe in the big band and everything else you said...............just goes and shows how confused they all are.
Spirituality and religion is not a lucky-dip.
A bit of this and a bit of that.
Its all nonsense.
True spirituality does not get itself involved with the 33 million demigods that Hinduism represents.
There is no Hindu who is aware of all the demigods for there are too many.
Lord Shiva is one of the main demigods and his life and activities are discussed in length in the Vedas.
People who worship demigods do so to gain some material boon - and they have no interest in going back to Godhead or developing love of God.
Demigod worshippers are materialists.
All Glories to Lord Shiva.