Vivek Ramaswamy encountered an aged discussion as he met Ohio’s pastors as part of his campaign for governor in the state. The original Department of Government Efficiency co-chief posted a picture of him praying alongside the preachers, who were also being asked if he had a Christian conversion.
” Vivek, to whom are you praying?” one questioned.
” What heaven are we praying to these?” I’m perplexed, another wrote.
” Vivek is no Christian, he is faithful to his people, he sees America as a piggy banks, nothing more,” said a supporting statement.
” Did you converting?” one questioned.
” Wait, you’re pretending to be a Christian,” you say? one responded.
You don’t believe in God. You adoration a Hindu deity, one post read.
Every church has “praying,” but not every church is. Because Vivek is not a Christian, he is praying to a fake heaven. Nice to see that most people are taking advantage of it, wrote one person.
” This may improve understanding of Hinduism and Hinduism,” said one author. As an American American Hindu like Vivek, I attended Holy schools from kindergarten through high school, just like many Hindus in India and the US. We revere Jesus Christ and celebrate Christmas every year in college. It’s common for some Hindu families to display a cross or picture of Jesus Christ graciously alongside other deities in a prayer area because of the fact that Hinduism does not stop respect for famous figures from various religions, according to one writer.
What Vivek Ramaswamy previously said about his faith
Vivek has previously been questioned about his beliefs. He claimed to be a Hindu, and that each of us has a fundamental belief that God exists. Does my freedom come from faith. I was inspired by my trust to run for president. I identify as Hindu. There is one true God, in my opinion. I think God created each of us in this place for a reason. We have a moral obligation to realize that goal, as my faith teaches us. We are all similar because God lives in each of us, despite the various techniques that He uses them. In 2023, Ramaswamy stated that that is at the heart of my faith.
