Christianity Explained to a Hindu: Or Christianity and Hinduism Compared. Compiled from Bishop Caldwell, Rev. Nehemiah Goreh, Krishna Mohun Banerjea,

It is just as false to say that all religions lead to hemen, If one be right, tho others must be wrong. very one should follow his own religion.-This is anot, her common saying cqually erroneous. There arc many false religions in the world, some of them enjoining the most wickod practices. The Vamacharis commit nameless abominations the Thug st, rangled travolIers in the name of the goddess Kdi. According to the above maxim, religions-however false and however wicked their rites-should not be given up by those who hold them. One God created all men, and Hia religion is one othe roligions are the inventions of men, and displeasing in His sight, True Iteligion eeded.-Suppose rt cooly, after labouring al. day, were paid with bad money. Vhen he went to the bazaar il the evening to buy food for his hungry and weary body, lyhal he offorod in payment would be refusod as worthless. Supposc s man sold all his property to buy what hs believed to be a preciour diamond. If it turned out to bc merely a piece of glass, he moulc hsvo lost all in vain. So it is with religion. Unless it is the trut one, it will profit us nothing. Duty of Religious Inquiry.-In money matters people act wiseIy When a clerk receives his salary, he counts the rupees, and see that they oro all good...