Was Jesus in India? The New Testament is silent on those years, however in India there is an ancient tradition that young Jesus joined a caravan and took the Silk Road to the East, where He lived with both Hindus and Buddhists before returning to begin His ministry.
To what extent are these traditions based on evidence, and why does the “Pope” of Hinduism now insist that Jesus was in India? Scholars and religious authorities are joined in this film by the Dalai Lama and an Apostolic Nuncio of Pope John Paul II. You will hear all sides, and you will be shocked and surprised by some of the answers offered for the Bible’s silence about JESUS IN INDIA.
Without resolving questions that probably can never be resolved, this film attempts to sort legend from myth from evidence and examines all the theories regarding Jesus’ possible travels in India, while presenting all points of view.
The Catholic position is well represented by Professors Alan C. Mitchell and Anthony Tambasco of Georgetown University, as well as by Monsignor Corrado Balducci (Apostolic Nuncio of Pope John Paul II) and Michael Hesemann, an author and Vatican-accredited journalist.
The Hindu, Buddhist and Jewish points of view are also joined by the point of view of the Ahmadiyya faith, a branch of the Muslim faith that has been persecuted by other Muslims for its belief that Jesus returned to northern India after the crucifixion and was a spiritual advisor to an ancient king there. The trail of investigation leads all the way to war-torn Kashmir, where an ancient tomb called the Rozabal (the Prophet’s Tomb) in a Muslim district is a place of controversy because of the debate over which prophet is buried there. Muslims claim that prophet came from Egypt two thousand years ago.
http://www.jesus-in-india-the-movie.com/
To what extent are these traditions based on evidence, and why does the “Pope” of Hinduism now insist that Jesus was in India? Scholars and religious authorities are joined in this film by the Dalai Lama and an Apostolic Nuncio of Pope John Paul II. You will hear all sides, and you will be shocked and surprised by some of the answers offered for the Bible’s silence about JESUS IN INDIA.
Without resolving questions that probably can never be resolved, this film attempts to sort legend from myth from evidence and examines all the theories regarding Jesus’ possible travels in India, while presenting all points of view.
The Catholic position is well represented by Professors Alan C. Mitchell and Anthony Tambasco of Georgetown University, as well as by Monsignor Corrado Balducci (Apostolic Nuncio of Pope John Paul II) and Michael Hesemann, an author and Vatican-accredited journalist.
The Hindu, Buddhist and Jewish points of view are also joined by the point of view of the Ahmadiyya faith, a branch of the Muslim faith that has been persecuted by other Muslims for its belief that Jesus returned to northern India after the crucifixion and was a spiritual advisor to an ancient king there. The trail of investigation leads all the way to war-torn Kashmir, where an ancient tomb called the Rozabal (the Prophet’s Tomb) in a Muslim district is a place of controversy because of the debate over which prophet is buried there. Muslims claim that prophet came from Egypt two thousand years ago.
http://www.jesus-in-india-the-movie.com/
