Muslim said:
OK, wait....
Lord Krishna was very fond of looking at naked young girls. Once upon a time Krishna, in order to get a full view of some bathing virgin girls, went to the extent of hiding their clothes on the tree tops just to get a panaromic view. Does behave divine immunity from looking at a naked woman?
The Gita, a Holy Book of the Hindus, quotes that when these bathing low caste girls begged for the return of their clothes. Lord Krishna demanded that they come out of the water with their hands raised instead of covering their bodies. Oh my innocent Hindu brethren! Can this action be attributed to a god? Is this god capable of indulging in such ungodly acts? Surely, if their deity is "divine," then it should be able to easily restrain its passions.
I actually made a topic about it, I would like to see you Hindus explain to me, how your god fled into the ass of a cow - and how your god can make mistakes? I suppose I am taking this laterally. Lol do you guys just take something from your scriptures and say well hmmmm.... this verse is saying this? you guys are rapping scientific theorys to suit your own agenda.
I actually read that story from the direct scripture.
"[Lord Krsna said:] You girls bathed naked while executing your vow, and that is certainly an offense against the devas. To counteract your sin you should offer obeisances while placing your joined palms above your heads. Then you should take back your lower garments." - (SB 10.22.19)
Also there is no concept of "God" in Hinduism, devas are not "gods" the only thing like "God" is Ishvara or Narayana, who is formless, personal, all-pervading, lording over the Maya, the supersoul, the absolute truth, the basis of the impersonal Brahman. Lord Krishna is not a deva or a God, he is the supersoul or Narayana assuming a human form.
When asked by others how can he, God can make mistakes, he answered that he (as Narayana) is assuming a human form, and that all humans make mistakes, so how could he while assuming a human form, not appear to make mistakes? Krishna also explains that he is never doing anything, that instead the senses are acting, but he, the supersoul is unchanging, immovable, untouched by material nature, and that he is like actor in a drama.
When asked by Arjuna what impells one to sin, Krishna responds:
"It is lust only, Arjuna, which is born of contact with the material modes of passion and later transformed into wrath, and which is the all-devouring, sinful enemy of this world." - (BG 3.37)
Krishna says:
"There are three gates leading to this hell--lust, anger and greed. Every sane man should give these up, for they lead to the degradation of the soul." - (BG 16.21)
Krishna does not teach one to be lustful, nor engage in sense gratification. But Allah certainly does allow mature men to marry and have sex with pre-menstruated females, like 9-year-olds.