A Hindu Temple in San Francisco

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 4, 1910

A Hindu Temple in San Francisco

The religions of India are invading the United States. There has lately been completed in San Francisco a Hindu temple which is three stories high, and has in its chapel a seating capacity for three hundred persons. This is only one step in the advance that heathen and Oriental religions are making in America. What the people of that city can find worthy of following in that religion, is hard to understand.

This seems to verify the expression that it matters not what is preached, some will believe it, and fancy they have found something that is wonderful. Every system of religion that does not grow and expand is doomed to destruction. Perhaps the Hindu leaders understand that principle, and, regarding America as a good missionary field, are sending hither their missionaries.

We have much to do. The foe is actively engaged in his work of destruction.—Selected.