Re: Do You Have the Entrance Fee for Paradise?
"the Bhagavad Gita says, 'whatever and whichever way men approach Me(God), even so do I accept them;whatever paths they may choose finally lead to Me(God)'
From these lines, one can easily understand that Hinduism does not project itself as the only way to God-realization. It claims no monopoly on wisdom. It tolerates all forms of thoughts. A Hindu yogi will never try to convert a person from another religion to Hinduism.
So, in Hinduism, you can worship the Almighty, which is formless and timeless, as Krishna, Jesus, Allah, Moses, or as anyone or anything. As long as you have faith in that form of the Almighty, you will be following a true religion and you will ultimately realize the truth, even if you are following a crude form of worship...."
"in Hinduism a believer, an atheist and an agnost can happily coexist..."
-source"am i a hindu" -ed vishwanathan