Is Krishna and Christ same ?

I did not see the rediff news about the Krishna idol. Can you tell in which part of Russia was the idol found, because Russia is a vast country spreading within the two continents of Europe and Asia. It is believed that the Aryans who came from central Asia brought ancient Hinduism to India. How did the finding of a Krishna idol in Russia tempted to assume that Christ and Krishna were the same? How is Russia significant with Christ's life. The other evidences you putforth about the cowshed etc. are simply superficial. No doubt that there is only one God. I think your complaint is that 'a section of people' are engaged in converting people to certain religions. Every religion spreads their ideology and beliefs. People attracted to certain beliefs get convrted to that religion. Why should somebody get irritent about that? Why do the Hare Krishna Movement work in the US, Canada and in some Europian countries? For charity? They are looking for possibilities of getting some people converted to their ideology. So don't get irritant.

i dont think there existed a personality like krishna .in geeta krisna mean the god in us ,the god which he is talking to us or working through us ,he is the atman,the purushothama ,he is brahman.but what is important instead of deabating whether krishna or christ existed important thing is to obey what they have said to us .

I don't know about the rest of the world, but in my mind it's all the same. We are all the same, and religion is all the same, it's just unique from culture to culture. I think we are all trying to spread the same message, we just have a slightly different way of ding it. I am impressed with the way you are able to quote two different religions so acurately. I am happy when people know how to do that.

People try to convet other people to their religion because of human's natural desire for power, so the more your people, the more power you have, because I too am beginning to reason the fact that there is really just one God that is being interpreted differently by different people.