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Catastrophic English: Christianity as a Vedic Cult
Posted on July 17, 2016 by malagabay
P. N. Oak claimed Christianity is a Vedic Cult.
If this claim contains any validity then there should be plenty of religious artefacts dotted around Europe to support his claim because religions are typically very culturally conservative i.e. very slow to change and evolve.
Therefore, to evaluate this claim, some of P. N. Oak’s introductory arguments from Some Missing Chapters of World History are reproduced below.
Please note:
All the indented paragraphs [containing text, images and links] have been added by Malagabay to illustrate the original plain text and [hopefully] assist with the evaluation process.
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All Languages Broken Bits of Sanskrit
Masses of people fleeing and settling down in different regions carried with them fleeting memories of the chaste Sanskrit that their ancestors spoke.
But they themselves, bereft of any formal education for generations, continued speaking progressively distorted Sanskrit according to regional mannerisms.
Thus people who flocked to the British Isles, Greece, Arabia, Tamilnadu, Bengal, China, Japan etc. evolved their own broken forms of Sanskrit.
Catastrophic English: Christianity as a Vedic Cult
Posted on July 17, 2016 by malagabay
P. N. Oak claimed Christianity is a Vedic Cult.
If this claim contains any validity then there should be plenty of religious artefacts dotted around Europe to support his claim because religions are typically very culturally conservative i.e. very slow to change and evolve.
Therefore, to evaluate this claim, some of P. N. Oak’s introductory arguments from Some Missing Chapters of World History are reproduced below.
Please note:
All the indented paragraphs [containing text, images and links] have been added by Malagabay to illustrate the original plain text and [hopefully] assist with the evaluation process.
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All Languages Broken Bits of Sanskrit
Masses of people fleeing and settling down in different regions carried with them fleeting memories of the chaste Sanskrit that their ancestors spoke.
But they themselves, bereft of any formal education for generations, continued speaking progressively distorted Sanskrit according to regional mannerisms.
Thus people who flocked to the British Isles, Greece, Arabia, Tamilnadu, Bengal, China, Japan etc. evolved their own broken forms of Sanskrit.
