The Deccan Chronicle Deceits – Ishwar Sharan

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Journalists have a vested interest in ignorance.” – George Bernard Shaw The Deccan Chronicle is South India’s largest circulation Christian newspaper and the newest proponent in Chennai of the St. Thomas in India fable (following The Hindu and The New Indian Express). It is a … Continue reading →

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Did a Hindu king kill St. Thomas? – Ishwar Sharan

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Hindus will never hear from Christian leaders a sincere confession of wrong doing. What Hindus will hear and see are more spurious histories of  St. Thomas and charges of “deicide” by motivated faith writers like Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew and unscrupulous … Continue reading →

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St. Thomas and Caste – Ishwar Sharan

The exploitation of the Christian faithful by the Christian clergy has been going on from the very beginning. St. Paul returned the runaway slave Onesimus to his christian owner Philemon — the Epistle of Paul to Philemon being the covering … Continue reading →

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2 – Legend of a Slain Saint to Stain Hinduism – Swami Tapasyananda

Swami Tapasyananda, the author of this article, was an erudite Indian sanyasi scholar and vice-president of the Ramakrishna Order from 1985 to 1991. He wrote the article when he was president of the Ramakrishna Math in Mylapore, Madras, in 1989. A … Continue reading →

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1 – In Memory Of A Slain Saint – C.A. Simon

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The article which follows, published in the Indian Express on 30 December 1989, and the refusal of the editor to publish our reply, was the reason we began our research into the St. Thomas in India legend. – Ishwar Sharan … Continue reading →

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1 – Archbishop Arulappa’s history project goes terribly wrong – K.P. Sunil;

The Christian Church of India, considered to be amongst the oldest in the world, is believed to have been founded by St. Thomas in 52 A.D. Arulappa held the view that St. Thomas, before his martyrdom on a hill near … Continue reading →

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Is not Archbishop Chinnappa obliged to accept the Pope’s stand on St. Thomas in India? – V. Sundaram

“Every cleric must obey the Pope, even if he commands what is evil; for no one may judge the Pope.” – Pope Innocent III (1198-1216) A rupees 50 crore plus mega production in silver screen on St. Thomas, one of the … Continue reading →

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3 – Mythical Thomas, Devious Deivanayagam, and Conniving Church – B.R. Haran

“Tamil Hindus must understand that the Church is frustrated at the decimation of LTTE and would get back with more vigour and venom, applying different strategies. Tamil Hindus are certainly in for tougher and troubled times. The onus lies on … Continue reading →

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2 – Mythical Thomas, Devious Deivanayagam, and Conniving Church – B.R. Haran

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Justice Krishnaswami Reddiar strongly criticised the modern tendency of publishing trash in the name of historical research. He quoted from the works of Sita Ram Goel and Ishwar Sharan and asserted that the visit of St. Thomas to India was … Continue reading →

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1 – Mythical Thomas, Devious Deivanayagam, and Conniving Church – B.R. Haran

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The mythical St.  Thomas was thrust on South India by Western historians to give a solid foundation for Christianity in ancient India. Many attempts have been made since at regular intervals to impose the concocted story of Thomas on the people, … Continue reading →

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