Can you worship Jesus as a Hindu?

You see, in a sense, Hindus don’t really see Jesus as a Christian at all. In Hindu thought, church or temple membership or belief is not as significant as spiritual practice, which in Sanskrit is called sadhana. As there is no Church of Hinduism, everyone holds their own spiritual and philosophical opinions.

How do I pray to Jesus Christ at home?

Express gratitude, and talk to God as He is your Father who cares about you. Don’t make demands, instead ask for help from your father for guidance, peace, and comfort. End the prayer “in the name of Jesus” when you pray to God through Jesus.

Can a Hindu get baptized?

Any one is baptizes into a new faith or into his / her own hereditary faith is called baptism. In Hindus also there are different ways of baptism to Hindu faith. They are mundan, ear-piercing, janeu etc. If you are baptized that means you have been converted to Christian faith.

How do you officially convert to Christianity?

Different sects of Christianity may perform various different kinds of rituals or ceremonies on a convert in order to initiate them into a community of believers. The most commonly accepted ritual of conversion in Christianity is through baptism, but this is not universally accepted among Christian denominations.

How can we encourage Hindus worldwide to follow Jesus Christ?

For Hindus worldwide, that a hunger and thirst will come in their hearts to search for a deeper truth than the ones they believe in currently. Ask that God will supernaturally answer them in their search and that many would turn to follow Jesus Christ as the one and only Truth and Way to the Father in heaven.

How will Hindus come to understand the god of Heaven?

That in their search to know ‘god’, Hindus will come to understand the triune God of heaven (Father, Son and Holy Spirit). That they will come to understand that God has given them eternal life and that this life is in His Son. That the only way to obtain this life is through the Son of God, Jesus Christ (1 John 4:11-12).

Is it problematic to compare other religions with Hinduism?

It is certainly problematic. For many Hindus, the project of comparing other religions with Hindu traditions is unattractive and makes little sense. The idea of ‘changing religion’ is likewise unappealing and even offensive, which has some serious implications, as we shall see.

What is the difference between Hinduism and caste system?

Hindus tend not to be as individualistic as Westerners; it is central to a Hindu’s life to belong to an extended family, and through that, to a caste. There are thousands of castes in the Hindu world. A caste is really a grouping of families who, theoretically at least, intermarry with each other.