Thread: Writing a review for, "Hinduism in America" by John Ankerberg and John Weldon - need some advice

Thanks for the feedback there. I'm not challenging the guy's faith - yet. Just that stupid book he lent me. I want to try to create an unbiased view that provides a door, if you will, into other questions, with no obligation to opening or closing the door. I just want him to question the validity of the book. To understand that just because something is written by Christian authors doesn't make it automatically good. I'm just planting the seed of doubt here, not through force or hatred, but through a simple provision of information that calls the statements the authors make in their book into question. Not worried about whether or not he even pays attention. All I want out of this is to see is his response to my review. This will tell me if he is the kind of person who I can send the more challenging questions, the sort that only someone like him can answer.

Just looking for feedback, a sort of keeping me on track, of my review, to ensure that I'm not attacking the authors, writing as they do.
- DreamBliss

I haven't read it but Paramahansa Yogananda toured the USA in the 1920's to teach meditation. I believe the Self Realisation Fellowship centre is still running in California teaching the awesome Kriya yoga course. Interestingly his guru, Sri Yukteswar, wrote an awesome book, 'The Holy Science' outlining the fundamental unity between the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita. An excellent read.