James Corbett

A Temple to Jesus Christ: the Vultures Nest James Corbett

Publisher Marketing: "A Temple To Jesus Christ: The Vultures Nest," is a modern day Christian persecution story in Hindu majority India. Father Burns is a Catholic priest from America whose life is dedicated to converting non believers into the Christian fold. He operates like a company C. E. O and believes in taking Christ right into Hindu homes. He is helped by an Anglo Indian lady named Norine Dunne who shares his enthusiasm in spreading the word of god. Shanti is a beggar woman of a different kind. She is a fraud who buys unburnt dead bodies from the crematorium, brings them to the railway station, and begs over them for alms claiming the dead thing is her dead relative and she doesn't have money to burn it. Passengers feel sorry for her and give her money. She buys her corpses from Kisun who runs a racket on the banks of the Ganges where he fishes out unburnt dead bodies from the river and sells them to Shanti or the students in the local Medical College Hospital. Father Burns manages to convert Shanti and Kisun to Christianity and prevails on them to stop their nefarious occupation of abusing dead bodies. They help him spread the word of god. But there is a war on. Christians under Father Burns go into overdrive mode in converting Hindu's to the fold. High cast Hindu's fight back and go hammer and tongs for the encroaching Christians. The corpse wailing woman who converted is caught in the cross fire. Will she survive Contributor Bio:  Corbett, James James Corbett lives in India and traveled widely across the country in search of stories.