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The Anti-Christian.
Calcutta, October 1882.
TIT FOR TAT.
Risu inepto res ineptior nulla est.—Catull.
Nothing is so foolish as the laugh of fools.
Paul of Tarsus, as the Bible-makers inform us, travelled through many countries teaching and preaching the Gospel of the Lord. In these days of enlightenment, the same business is carried out by a host of people who call themselves missionaries. We were tempted to believe that the mission of these advocates of Christ Jesus is to pick up quarrels with the natives of the land they visit, as can be readily imagined by one who has come in contact with a name recently brought to notice, in the blazing glare of the sunlight of publicity. The Rev. W. Hastie, B. D., principal of the General Assembly’s Institution, Calcutta has made his appearance with a pamphlet entitled “Hindu Idolatry and English Enlightenment.” The brochure itself is worthless and ridiculous and would never have attracted our attention, had it not been for the scandalous mis-representations of the Hindus and insulting epithets intended for our nationality. Sons of prostitutes, natural offsprings of unmar-<... continues on page 14-126 >
Editor's notes
- ↑ Tit for Tat. by unknown author (signed as K. Kavyabisharad), Anti-Christian, The, Vol.I,No.10,Calcutta,October1882; signed Bhowanipore,Calcutta at end129