"You Christians are so narrow-minded. All religions lead to God."
You've heard it at work, at university, maybe at your own family table. Your Hindu neighbor is kind. Your yoga teacher talks about "union with God." The Hare Krishnas chanting downtown look joyful. So who are you to say Jesus is the only way?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti grew up in the East and learned these terms in Thai long before he taught them in English. He does not mock Hinduism. He explains it, then holds it up to Scripture.
You'll discover:
The five beliefs every Hindu-based religion shares, and their Christian counterparts
Why pluralism is just as "narrow-minded" as Christianity
Where the practice of chanting God's name really began (older than you think)
What Bible meditation focuses on, and what it produces
How one question led a Hindu woman in Fiji to Jesus
"The question is not about narrow-mindedness at all. The question is about which one is true."
If you have Hindu, Sikh or New Age friends, this teaching gives you words for the conversation.
