texas ranger,
I'm sorry if my previous statement offended you. You are right that they have crossed the line preaching gospel in boudha and pashupati. I think we should monitor such activities and discourag them in the future. Again we are talking about Nepal, chances are slim that it will happen. But I have no problem with them preaching in Thamel and in the villages. It is perfectly fine. People can make choices, it's their life and who am I to enforce my belief upon them? If they go and help the poor, untouchable people in remote village and in return want to believe Jesus as their savior, then so be it. I have no problem with that. If we insist that they should not convert, then we need to compete with these Christians. Isn't that the logic of life? As the saying goes, if you cannot make your wife happy, somebody else will. Again, as long as they are not doing it with a gun, is my defination of acceptance.
I also agree with their statement about Bagmati, the dirt, polution and corruption, it is all true. Do we not have the balls to accept the reality? Truth hurts, ain't it? esp when outsider points it out. Welcome to modern civilization.