Hinduism

Yoga is not merely a set of physical exercises; it is a comprehensive philosophical system with deep religious roots. Can a Christian practice yoga without compromising their faith? Where is the line between beneficial gymnastics and spiritual danger?

In Krishnaism (Bengali or Gaudiya Vaishnavism) there are several key sacraments that can be performed at a distance. As part of the Christian discussion about virtual liturgy and distance confession, the study of experience, and most importantly, the argumentation of similar phenomena in other religions, may be of interest to Christian theologians and contribute to the development of their own well-reasoned positions on the issue under discussion.

The confluence of Eastern and Western philosophies often sparks thought-provoking discussions about the nature of spirituality and existence. One such fascinating intersection lies at the crossroads of Christianity and Vedanta, with the term "Christian Vedanta" capturing the essence of this dialogue. In this article, we delve into a thought-provoking speech by Ishvara Upamana, exploring the possibility of harmonizing Christian doctrine with the principles of Vedanta.

Explore the core philosophies of the four traditional Vaishnava sampradayas and discover the unique theological contributions of Gaudiya Vaishnavism—possibly the fifth Vaishnava sampradaya,

Meditation is firmly associated in the average person's mind with Eastern religions. However, if we look at the history of this term, we will find that it is... entirely Christian.