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**Noilemaillilm** · 10-21-2010, 05:31 PM

btw, Dallas Morning News often gets into the thick of things in religious debates...they run a popular religion blog...obviously Dallas area has a lot of folks who're into religion, primarily various forms of Christian worship.

They took up this issue and asked a panel of theologians of various stripes about their response... read on:

TEXAS FAITH: Should Christians (and other non-Hindus) beware of yoga? | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com

That has one Hindu perspective. Here's another:

Hinduism Today Magazine - Yoga Renamed Is Still Hindu - Magazine Archives > January/February/March 2006 - Publications

Finally, a philosophical review and take from the Parliament of World Religions:

http://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules...hp?itemid=5064

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Noilemaillilm Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	btw, Dallas Morning News often gets into the thick of things in religious debates...they run a popular religion blog...obviously Dallas area has a lot of folks who're into religion, primarily various forms of Christian worship. They took up this issue and asked a panel of theologians of various stripes about their response... read on: TEXAS FAITH: Should Christians (and other non-Hindus) beware of yoga? \| RELIGION Blog \| dallasnews.com That has one Hindu perspective. Here's another: Hinduism Today Magazine - Yoga Renamed Is Still Hindu - Magazine Archives > January/February/March 2006 - Publications Finally, a philosophical review and take from the Parliament of World Religions: http://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules...hp?itemid=5064
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