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मज़ाक से नफ़रत तक — इंटरनेट की पतली लाइन कुछ लोग अक्सर दूसरों के विश्वास और पहचान पर सवाल उठाते हुए कहते हैं कि लोगों ने फायदे के लिए धर्म अपनाया, या मदद मिलने पर भी कृतज्ञता नहीं दिखाई। लेकिन क्या किसी की मजबूरी, गरीबी या हालात को देखकर उसके इरादों का फैसला करना सही है? किसी भी समाज में मदद लेना शर्म की बात नहीं होती — और न ही किसी की आस्था का मज़ाक बनाना ताकत की निशानी है। इतिहास और पहचान बहुत जटिल चीज़ें हैं। उन्हें एक-दो घटनाओं से जज करना आसान है, समझना मुश्किल। इसलिए असली सवाल यह नहीं कि कौन किसके सामने हाथ फैलाता है, बल्कि यह है कि हम इंसान को इंसान की तरह देख पा रहे हैं या नहीं। On Instagram, a video is getting a lot of attention. In it, a group of people is shown asking Jesus for help to get blankets because they can’t afford them during the winter. In the scene, Jesus comes down from the cross and gives them blankets. But right after receiving the help, one of the men says, ‘Thank you God… Rama will bless you.’ ” भगवान राम, आपका भला करे The line ‘ Rama will bless you...

  Why do they need a Lie to stop Christians? Throughout history, truth has rarely been opposed by better truth—it is usually opposed by lies . When facts fail, narratives are manufactured. When moral strength is absent, distortion becomes a tool. This pattern is not new, and it explains why Christianity has so often been attacked not with evidence, but with false stories . Fear Has Always Needed a Mask The Christian message challenges power, ego, and moral corruption. It speaks of repentance, accountability, equality before God, and love that transcends caste, race, and status. For systems built on hierarchy, control, or inherited privilege, this message is unsettling. That fear does not argue—it accuses . From the earliest centuries, Christians were falsely blamed for crimes they did not commit. The strategy remains the same today: repeat a lie loudly and often enough, and some will accept it as truth. मसीहियों को रोकने के लिए झूठ की ज़रूरत क्यों पड़ती है? इतिहास गवाह है कि स...

"पत्नी बेचकर मांस खरीदने” का मिथक: इतिहास के नाम पर फैलाया गया झूठ The core issue is that so-called “wife-selling” incidents were never widespread, never institutionalized, and never supported by leaders, authorities, the Church, or the state. Anyone doing even basic historical research can verify this easily. Yet, we see sections of the Indian media with large followings presenting these fringe incidents as if they were a normal or accepted practice. Such exaggerated narratives provoke fanaticism and blind hostility against an entire community—one that was actively involved in social development long before the British arrived in India. Even well-documented contributions like missionary education, healthcare, and charity are deliberately framed in negative terms. When history is distorted this way to fuel prejudice, it becomes necessary to respond and correct the record. 'Wife Selling' Allegation on the Church? It is deeply disappointing to see a professor mislead their ...