Dedications

The recent theft at Ram Mandir has corroded faith and raised serious questions about those responsible for temple administration and fund management. And this is happening across all religions. There are allegations of funds being used for terror activities or for forced or lured conversions.  

Does God need a place of worship? That’s another question. If God does need a place of worship, does God need your money? If God needs your money, are we paying God or bribing God to give us more prosperity and money. Then hope for a cyclical chain of God giving you and you giving God a portion back?

The justification given is that the money collected is used for charitable purposes: to care for the underprivileged, for those needing medical care, for funding the education of the poor, and for providing food rations.  

The lifestyles of these religious leaders are something that is openly, blatantly, and shamelessly displayed.  Who funds their lifestyles? God or you and me?

In the Catholic Church, there is a fund collected called Peter’s Pence which is collected every year around this time. It is allegedly used for two main purposes: supporting the practical operations and mission of the Holy See, and funding charitable outreach and disaster relief in dozens of countries. The Holy See is a sea of wealth.  

Which disaster relief has Peter’s Pence contributed to in India? Even if it did, do Indian Catholics need white men in Rome to decide for us Indians?  

The Peter’s Pence scam is in the public domain. Why is the Catholic Church in India funding this scam and the scamsters in Rome?

The theft at Ram Mandir was not robbing God, but robbing the underprivileged. Peter’s Pence is actually fooling and robbing Paul the laity to pay Peter, who is now Pope Leo XIV