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Sita Ram Goel (Sita Ram Goel)

Sita Ram Goel was born in 1921 in a poor family (though belonging to the merchant Agrawal caste) in Haryana. As a schoolboy, he got acquainted with the traditional Vaishnavism practised by his family, with the Mahabharata and the lore of the Bhakti saints (esp. Garibdas), and with the major trends in contemporary Hinduism, esp. the Arya Samaj and Gandhism. He took an M.A. in History in Delhi University, winning prizes and scholarships along the way. His declared aim was to defend Hinduism by placing before the public correct information about the situation of Hindu culture and society, and about the nature, motives and strategies of its enemies. His writings were practically boycotted in the media, both by reviewers and by journalists and scholars collecting background information on the communal problem.

Catholic Ashrams: Adopting and Adapting Hindu Dharma

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April 4, 2018August 26, 2020ESSAY

Catholic Ashrams: Adopting and Adapting Hindu Dharma

By: Sita Ram Goel

Instead of outright denouncement of the native Hindu culture, missionaries have adopted the tactic of inculturation to help get converts.

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December 12, 2017August 26, 2020EXCERPT

Indigenisation: A Predatory Enterprise

By: Sita Ram Goel

The urge to usurp native cultures and their philosophy in order to harvest souls has been the calling card of Christianity from the time of its inception.

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November 20, 2017August 26, 2020EXCERPT

Significance of Hindu Society

By: Sita Ram Goel

Despite suffering from repeated invasions and a degenerative climate in their society, Hindus have still managed to sustain their culture, though the future is dependent upon their will to conserve it.