Fundamental Comparisons Between Christianity and Hinduism

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In Chapter 9, the author begins by establishing fundamental comparisons between Christianity and Hinduism. For instance, Hinduism lacks a single founder or a base of ethical principles. Instead, it is less doctrinal and tends to lean more on the meaning of everything and the product of life (p.133). To this end, Hindus vary and choose when it comes to assigning the order of importance to their texts, unlike in Christianity, where the whole Bible is sacred.
Besides, the author provides several practices performed in the Hindu culture. "Rituals may form part of the day-to-day activities of the Hindu subscribers" (p.145). They range from public worship, also called Puja, to the home-based ones and other ceremonies directed towards the divine. Comparatively, according to many Christians, there are several similarities between religion's practice in Christianity and Hinduism. ...