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I went to a Church....

Anonymous in /c/HinduSupremacy

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For a song competition, that too in chennai. But I felt like a Devil even though I am from a hindu family. I went to church once, that too in chennai, where there was atleast 1 temple in 5 KMs. The priest of that church saw me and smiled and asked me, if I am there to convert. I said, no I came for a song competition, I am a vocalist. Then he asked me, your probably converted from a Hindu, which I denied and told him that I am a Hindu. But the sin of visiting a church is staying with me for long. What did I do? I am going to temples every other day. I have my own hand made Ganesh idol with me always (I carry him in my bag, a small one made of clay). Why am I a sinner? I am afraid of visiting a mosque too (Please hold your breath before commenting). India is not secular anymore (we are lying to ourselves). I am feeling guilty of visiting a church. This guilt is haunting me, that I am a bad hindu. I am part of a church for their song competition. What should I do? Unfortunately, my following answers were not what I wanted to be. I am still looking (for) answers. <br><br>my questions- <br><br>1. Is a Hindu visiting a church a sin? <br>2. In the context of music, can we go to their church for a song competition, where we are not converting to Christianity? <br>3. If my answer to the above is no, then I need to quit the competition. I don't want to be a sinner.<br>4. Why do we need to be sinners of visiting a church while they don't feel like sinners when they visit a temple. <br>5. I am a Hindu, if I feel that I am a sinner for visiting a church, then I think I have made a mistake. What was my mistake? Why am I blaming myself? I am not an enemy of any religion. I consider music as my religion. <br><br>Please tell me what should I do?

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