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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Partial contents and Random Selection of Titles of Articles in the St. Thomas Christian Encyclopaedia of India Vol. III INDIA . Indology. Indian Christianity Hinduism ~~Swami Siddinathananda Saiva Siddhantha ~~X. Irudayaraj Self-Understanding of Saiva Siddantha Scriptures ~~X. Irudayaraj Canonical Books of Saivism and Vaishnaviam in Tamil and Sanskrit ~~Ignatius Hirudayam The Nalayiram Prabandham ~~G.Michael Mans Relation to God in the Varuna Hymns ~~Noel Seth Revelation without a God ~~Francis Xavier DSa Judaism ~~George Punnakkottil Indian Cultural synthesis ~~N.K.Seshan Scope and Essentials of an Indian Theology ~~Kochumuttom Christianity and Shankaracharya ~~Richard De Smet Confucianism ~~M.Kanjirathingal

Islam ~~A.N.P.UmmerKutty Jainism ~~M.Kanjirathingal

World Religions ~~Albert Nambiapparambil The Research and Stufies by Western Missionaries and Scholars in Sanskrit Language and Literature ~~T.K.John Indian Theology ~~G.Gispert-Sauch s.j. Sikhism ~~M.Kanjirathingal Theological Encounter of Christianity with Indian Culture ~~T.M.Manikkam Baptist Theological Education in Andhra ~~W.Gordon Carder Inspiration and Revelation in the Quran ~~Sr.Arati Snow Zoroastrianism ~~M.Kanjirathingal The Guru In. Hinduism and Christianity ~~X.Irudayaraj Biblical Inspiration and the Inspiration of Non-Christian Scriptures ~~George Soares Prabhu Christians and Gujarati Literature ~~Joseph Mangalam

General Survey of Catholicism in India ~~J.Vallamattam Indian Christian Art ~~Matthew Lederle National Seminar:Church in India Today ~~Baleguar Indian Christians and Education ~~T.A.Mathias The Bombay 38th International Eucharistic Congress ~~M.M.Balaguer s.j. Visit to India of Pope Paul VI 1964 ~~M.M.Balaguer s.j. Catechetical development in India from 1955-1967 ~~H.Staffner Baptism in the Indian Christian Churches ~~Blaze Kadicheeni Baptism in the Syro-Malabar Church ~~Paul-Blaze Kadicheeni Liturgical Development in India ~~P.Puthanangady

Indian Youth and Liturgy ~~Gerwin Van Leuwen Church Music in South India ~~M.Amaladoss Church Music in Kannada ~~Felix Joseph Noronha Hinduism and the Missionary

~~R.H.Lesser Christian Contribution to the Industrial Development of India ~~Matthew Kalathil Indian Christians and Political Activities ~~L.Sebastiaraj Bible in Indian Languages ~~R.Van De Walle The Bible:Texts and Versions ~~K.Luke Goan Christians and Church Music ~~Lourdino Barreto Christianity and the Status of Women in India ~~Jean Paramjyothi Augustine Christians and Health-Care Services in India ~~Emmanuel Pallikkunnel

Indian Christians and Workers Movements ~~Thomas Joseph Indian Christians and Mass Communications Media ~~Dr.Fr.Gama The Ecumenical Christian Centre-Whitefield, Bangalore ~~M.A.Thomas Indian Christians and Family Planning ~~Marie-Mignon Mascarenhas 20th Century Trends in Christisnity ~~Abraham Adappur Indian Christians and the Law ~~Joseph Minattur

The Origin and Development of Psychological Tests for Priests ~~John Kalayil svd Indian Christians and Family Planning ~~Georger Lobo The Native Clergy in Goa :Recruitment and Formation ~~Carlos M. De Melo Christians and Nation Building Activities in India ~~John Pulparambil Common Elements in Christianity and Islam ~~G.Adelphi

Tamil Culture ~~Ignatius Hirudayam Theological Task of Indian Seminaries ~~O.M.Rao Detailed Histories of Certain Congregations and Societies as Examples: Society of Divine Word ~~Clarence Srambickal The Society of Jesus in India ~~E.J.Thomas Menachery s.j. Holy Family Congregation ~~Prof.Sr.Franco Franciscan Clarist Congregation ~~Sr.Maurus Vincentian Congregation ~~Jacob Kallarackal Fransalians or Missionaries of St Francis de Sales ~~Fr. Francis Mogept

Carmelites of Mary Immaculate ~~Fr.Anthony Institute of Brs. Of Xn Instruction of St Gabriel Society of St.Vincent De Paul ~~F Silyeira Capuchins ~~K. Luke Miss. Society of St Francis Xavier

The Congregation of the Mission ~~Fr.Thomas Maliekal Order of Preachers in India ~~Fr.Simon Roche Salesians of Don Bosco in India ~~Orestes Paviotti Missionaries St Francis de Sales ~~John Edacherry P. Srs. Of Charity of Sts.Bartholomeo Capitanio & Vincentia Gerosa The Adoration Congregation ~~Alphonso Maria Royal Convent of Santa Monica ~~Moreno DSouza Cong. of the Mother of Carmel Apostolic Carmel in India AICUF ~~James Pazhayattil St Thomas Hospital and Leprosy Centre ~~M. Aschoff Xavier Institute, Jamshedpur

~~Jayarajan Cath.Nurses Guild of India ~~Sr. M. Ella

Christian Institute for the Study of Religion & Society Catholic Hospital Association of India ~~Emmanuel Pallikkunnel The Apostleship of Prayer The Eucharistic Crusade ~~P.Wenisch Rumanian Orthox Episcopate of America S.H. College Shembagannur ~~V.C.George Indian Social Institute ~~Alfred DSouza Bom Jesus Shrine of St.Francis Xavier ~~Moreno DSouza Vidyajyothi, Delhi ~~V.C. George Shrine Basilica of O. L. of Vailankanni ~~Xavier Irudayaraj Jnanadeepa, Poona ~~Phillip Kalarickal The National Vocation Service Centre (NVSC) ~~E. Zeitler The Pontifical Association of the Holy Childhood ~~Stan F. Aranjo The Christian Nurses League

Catholic Youth Organisations in Indian Universities ~~Phillip Thomas The Student Christian Movement of India ~~S. Amritham and M. E. Prabhakar St. Marys Orphanage, Fatima Nagar ~~George T. Thekkekkara FEBAI Sacred Heart College, Thiruppattur ~~Principal Indian Christian Endeavour Union ~~B. K. Pramanik The Sodality of Our Lady (CLC) in India ~~Francis A. Benac The Sodality in Kerala ~~Bro. Louis Manjaly C.M.C. and Brown Memorial Hospital, Ludhiana Orthodox Churches in America Eastern Churches in India the Future ~~E. R. Hambye Doctrinal and Practical Implications of Inter Communion ~~George Lobo The Apostle of Sendamaram Joseph Ignaci ~~Pujol

Lazarus ~~Ferroli D. Missionary of the New Madura Mission Jean-Baptiste ~~Pujol St. John De Britto

Jacques Thomas De Rossi Francis Bertram (1870 1936) ~~Lawrence Sundaram Fr. Hadrian Caussanen (1850 1930) Fr. Santago James (1848 1926) ~~X. Irudayaraj Constantine Lievens of Chota Nagpur ~~Fr. Varghese Anikuzhi St. John De Britto ~~D. Mauricio Alcoholism and the Catholic Church in Bombay City ~~Augustus L. De Souza Rudolph Acquawiva and his Companions ~~J. Wicki Certain Liturgical Developments in Kerala ~~Charles Paingot Society of Holy Childhood John Paul II Visit

Hierarchal Centenary Some Thoughts on Sangham Age Christians of Kerala ~~J. J. Morris Early Christianity in Tamil Nadu ~~Devanayagam and Devakala Indias Ancient Monastic tradition ~~Francis Achrya Heads of NCCI Member Churches and Office Bearers Counselling ~~Dr.K.C.Joseph

M.S.Rajasekhara Ayer Noel Narayanaswami Ayer ~~Pujo Mrs.Marthammal T.S.Sundaram Ayer Rao Saheb Vincent Mahadeva Ayer - An Orthodox Brahmin J.VaidyaNatha Ayer BA LT A Brethern Mission of Andhra ~~K.Prasantha Kumar Christ For Andhra - Media Thrust ~~JNM Wijngaards Missionary Society of St.Thomas the Apostle Congregation of Mother of Carmel ~~Nirmala Province Trichur Pontifical Mission Aid Societies ~~Fr.Lucio da Veiga Coutinho Good Shepherd Minor Seminary - Diocese of Palai ~~Fr.George Choorkat Oriens Theological College, Shillong ~~Mathew Thundathil St.Pius College, Goregaon ~~Fr.Agnelo Gracias St.Pauls Regional Minor Seminary ~~S.Kuruvilla St.Marys Seminary, Patna ~~Fr. Thomas Olikathotty St.Marys Preparatory Seminary,Palayamkottai ~~Fr.S.Jayapalan Northeast India Baptist Bible College

~~Rev.J.K.Joseph St.Pauls Minor Seminary IinJalaKuda ~~Fr. Arikat VidyaJyothi, Delhi All India Mission Seminary, Pilar, Goa St.Michaels Minor Seminary, Belgaum ~~Msgr.E.Mascarenhas Patriarchal Seminary of Rachol

Mary Matha College, Kanjirappally ~~Fr.Sebastian Ullatt Ishvani Kendra, Pune ~~Fr.Augustine Kanjamala SH Theological College, Shillong ~~Fr.G.Plathottam Sothern Asia Bible College, Bangalore ~~Rev.O.G.Yesudas SH Church, Meghalaya ~~Rev.Fr.A.Buocieeri sdb The Sunday Liturgy ~~Fr.Joseph Thensseril St.Alberts College,Ranchi ~~Jos De Cuype
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->This is an English version of an Urdu treatise written by the Holy Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1908). The theme is the escape of Jesus from death on the cross, and his journey to India in search of the lost tribes of Israel. Christian as well as Muslim scriptures, and old medical and historical books including ancient Buddhist records, provide evidence about this journey. Jesus is shown to have reached Afghanistan, and to have met the Jews who had settled there after deliverance from the bondage of Nebuchadnezzar. From Afghanistan Jesus went on to Kashmir, where other Israelite tribes had settled. There he made his home, and there in time he died; his tomb has been found in Srinagar.
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PREFACE
Jesus in India is an English version of Masih Hindustan mein, an Urdu treatise written by the Holy Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835 - 1908).
The main thesis expounded in the treatise is Jesus' escape from an ignominious death on the Cross and his subsequent journey to India in quest of the lost tribes of Israel whom he had to gather into his fold as mentioned in the New Testament.
Abundant evidence has been furnished from Christian as well as Muslim Scriptures, old medical books and books of history, including ancient Buddhistic records, to illustrate the theme.
Starting upon his journey from Jerusalem and passing from thence through Nasibus and Iran, Jesus is shown to have reached Afghanistan, where he met the Jews who had settled there after their deliverance from the bondage of Nebuchadnezzar.
From Afghanistan Jesus went to Kashmir, where some Israelite tribes had also settled. He made this place his home and here he died. His tomb has been traced and found in Khanyar Street, Srinagar.
In the section dealing with the evidence adduced from ancient Buddhistic records, Hazrat Ahmad has resolved a question which, owing to its difficult nature, has for a long time confounded many a Western writer.
These writers have been baffled by the striking resemblance that exists between Christian and Buddhistic teachings and between the life events of both Jesus and Buddha as revealed in their respective Scriptures.
Some of these writers hold the view that Buddhistic teachings must somehow have reached Palestine and been assimilated by Jesus in his own sermons. But there is absolutely no historical proof to support this theory.
A Russian traveller named Nicolas Notovitch stayed for quite some time with Lamas in Tibet and had their sacred books translated for him. He is of the opinion that Jesus must have come to Tibet before the crucifixion and gone back to Palestine after having imbibed Buddhistic teachings. This also is a mere statement unsupported by reliable historical evidence.
Repudiating both these views, Hazrat Ahmad writes that Jesus came to India not before the event of the Cross but after it and that it was not he who borrowed Buddhistic teachings but the followers of Buddha who seem to have reproduced the entire picture of the Gospels in their books.
According to Hazrat Ahmad Jesus also visited Tibet during his travels in India in search of the lost tribes of Israel. He preached his messages to Buddhistic monks, some of whom were converted Jews. The followers of Buddha were deeply impressed by his teachings and took him to be the manifestation of Buddha and their Promised Teacher. With faith in him as their Master, they mixed his teachings with their own records and ascribed it all to the Buddha. Ample evidence in support of this is furnished from ancient Buddhistic records.
Masih Hindustan mein was written in 1899 and it marks the end of an era in which for centuries Muslims and Christians had believed in the ascension of Jesus to Heaven. It being the first book ever written on the subject with such a rational approach, the book produced a most profound impact.
Its arguments were broadcast and in the past half-century it has achieved remarkable success in divesting Jesus of false appurtenances of divinity and in presenting him to the world merely as a divine prophet as he actually was.
In Muslim circles the effect has been so marked that the Rector of the Al-Azhar University in Cairo issued a Fatwa (verdict) that according to the Holy Quran Jesus had died a natural death. Its influence on the Christian mind has also been greatly disturbing.
As stated in the Introduction and also at the end of the book, Hazrat Ahmad intended to write a second part in which he would have given, besides some additional proofs of Jesus' journey to India, a comparative evaluation of the teachings of Islam and Christianity with some cogent arguments in proof of the truth of Islam as well as of his own claim to be the Promised Messiah.
Though no other book among his writings bears this title, yet Hazrat Ahmad has discussed thoroughly all these issues with many more important ones concerning the truth of Islam, of his own claim and of the death of Jesus in quite a number of books which he wrote after the above-mentioned book.
The present English translation was made by Qazi Abdul Hamid, formerly editor of a weekly, The Sunrise, Lahore, in which it appeared serially during 1938-39. It was first published in book form in 1944 by Nashr-o-Ishaat, Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya, Qadian.
Besides others who have assisted us in any way in the production of this book, our thanks are due to Mr. Mauloud Ahmad Khan, a former Imam of the London Mosque, who went to great pains to gather relevant quotations from the original books which have been referred to by Hazrat Ahmad in support of his thesis. The quotations have been attached to the book in the form of an appendix.
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