Abstract
This year has been in many ways deeply distressing. Sadam Hussein, while preparing the way, along with the various hawks of the West, for a confrontation of armed forces reminiscent of an apocalyptic armageddon, has looked forward to a time when he and Arafat can pray together in the Holy city of Jerusalem. Meanwhile on the banks of the River Ganges Hindus and Muslims have laid claims to a plot of land which for different reasons each holds to be sacred. The confrontation threatens to tear Indian spiritual unity apart, setting person against person in bloody conflict.
Recommended Citation
Sahi, Jyoti
(1991)
"Viewpoints: Art and Architecture as Locus for Dialogue: The Holy Place as a Common Ground for Dialogue,"
Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies:
Vol. 4, Article 8.
Available at: https://doi.org/10.7825/2164-6279.1046