Hindu God didn't exist?

by mirugam Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:51 am

Archeological Society of India saying Hindu God didn’t exist

September 13, 2007 posted by indiatime |

An affidavit filed by Archeological Society of India to the Supreme Court has put Lord Rama, Hinduism’s major deity in a limbo. It has come to light that the society, in a document, has claimed that Lord Rama did not exist, nor was there any proof that such a human being ever lived.
In doing so, the archeological society has unearthed the oldest debate on the planet - does God exist? For a billion Hindus on the planet who believe in Lord Rama and Krishna as their Gods, the archeological soceity is saying their Gods didn’t exist. I do believe that there is place for an atheist and a sceptic thought amongst us, but for a governmental agency to be suddenly sceptical about one particular religion does not speak very highly about the secular objectivity that we so highly revere.
There is a worse problem. The issue has given hindu radicals a newfound voice, and a newfound shade of credibility. There are millions of moderate Hindus who do not much care of a radical Hindu group assuming the mantle of Hinduism, But in events like these, there is a real danger of mass polarisation of many of these moderates to the right, since the Hindu radical cause is now suddenly something the moderates and centrists have sympathy for.
India’s secular fabric is largely based on the majority of Hindus and the majority of other minorities firmly assuming a secular platform, not giving in to the extreme radicalism that is ever so thriving at the fringes. But a few idiots in an obscure governmental agency are now about to shred that fabric apart with the stupidest affidavit any governmental agency ever made in any court of law - an affidavit that there is no proof God existed!
So I am now going to India’s Supreme court and file an affidavit saying that I have incontrovertible proof that the Archeological Society of India houses a few morons who need to be sent into exile.