Can one go back home back to godhead by practicing Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Jainism and Judaism?
Does Krishna consciousness while removing our conditionings create its own set of conditionings that obstruct wisdom?
Is our real problem the original sin in the heart – not the mind – and is believing in Jesus the only solution?
How do we balance between respecting followers of all religions and acknowledging the violence that some of them do?
If chanting Hare Krishna is the only way, what will be the destination of people from other paths who chant other prayers?
Those converted by force sometimes later become fanatical followers of that religion. How then is such conversion inconsequential?
Islam and Christianity have damaged Vedic culture yet we consider them revealed religions – so are they part of Kali’s plan or have they become distorted over time?
If someone is following an Abrahamic religion, should we encourage them to follow that religion or to take up Krishna consciousness?
If dharma meaning to love and serve God is so simple and universal why do so many religions focus on such aggressive conversion?
What is the Vedic perspective of godless religions like Jainism and Buddhism whose followers still live good lives?
Are the revelations in other religious traditions as for example they do not accept the law of karma?
Why do some religions oppose Vedic cultural symbols like tilaka when they also have their religious symbols like beard and cap?
If Buddha is an incarnation then how do we understand his previous incarnations as animals mentioned in the Jataka tales?
If the Bible doesn’t have much philosophy, then what do Christians write in the thousands of books that they publish?
“There is much I have to tell you”: Exploring the relationship between Christianity and Krishna consciousness