MokshaVimukthi
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........ In early centuries, the word ‘Nasrani’ or 'Nazrani' was used to identify the Jews who accepted Messiah. Its literal meaning in Arabic, Persian,
Hebrew, Syriac etc. is Christian. It can be seen in a Persian manuscript that the term ‘Nasraya’ and ‘Christiana’ are used to identify for Syriac speaking Christian and Greek speaking Christian respectively.
Therefore the English word ‘Christian’ has its root in Greek language, the language of Christians (or gentile in Pauline Christianity) who came into early
Christianity from non-Israelite culture. The Christians from Jewish/Aramaic culture later
emerged as Syriac Christianity.
Early Christianity from Saint Thomas, the Apostle in the Malabar Coast was among traders whose language was Aramaic. These Christians of Malabar came to be known as Nasranis in the later centuries. Therefore in India, this word refers to the group of Christians that follow the traditions of St. Thomas, the Apostle. During the British occupation, they came to be also known as Syrian Christians erroneously...
I from a Syrian Christian community knows more about my history and culture than a total OUTSIDER like you...I could feel your love your love for Christians,but sorry...
Like I said earlier,spare us from your mental mastrubation..better stick to your own subjects like Hinduism,Sanskrit or Rig vedham..
LOL...looks like you have learnt to used google and that doesn't impress me much. Its bit late to pull stunts like this
Copy pasting something about Christianity proves what ? nothing. Its PURE speculation and wishful thinking.
Now unless you can point to any authentic source for your claims from the 1st century, 5th century, 10th century or the 17th century, your fairy tales are just that ........... mental masturbation.