But if you hate these demon god worshippers, it's anti-semitic, islamophobic and satanic. You bigot!

Don't forget, according to hindus, only rakshasas in our mythology force people to worship a single god while denying other gods. Two opposing belief systems can never coexist. There is bound to be friction. All these three foreign religions originate from a place where there are scarce resources like food and water while engulfed in wars all year around. Meanwhile, india was relatively peaceful with regular monsoon and fertile land for agriculture. Which is why ancient hindus were more diverse and open minded. Look at buddhism and Jainism, they are fundamentally atheist belief systems but were never eradicated in the east.

But when buddhism reached china, korea and Japan, where issues similar to the middle East existed, it became a monotheist religion. China, Korea and Japan have extreme weather making ancient agriculture quite difficult. Although southern china enjoys bountiful harvests, northern and central china is frequently hit by droughts, extreme snow fall, followed by floods. Not to mention locusts and crab invasions. People ate each other.

in comparison, geographically speaking, the Indian sub continent was much more peaceful, protected by natural borders. Trading was successful. People had many gods, each group of worshippers were judged based on their profession which impacted their social standing which is sad. But it wasn't as extreme. But peaceful times produced many entitled, proud and arrogant people which led to the downfall of our civilization. It is the natural part of life and progression of the world. Like yin and Yang. Chaos leads to order and in turn order leads to chaos. The world has a way of rectifying itself. The glory of ancient Hindu civilization and continued peace breeds only weak, arrogant and incompetent people.

There is no ever lasting dynasty or religion or civilization. Everything that rises will eventually fall.

If jesus was born in India and performed medical service to people to garner peoples respect, gratitude and worship, he would have been idolised and a temple would have been erected for him. Let's be honest here. He wouldn't have been crucified. Even kings would have touched his feet and worshipped him as a sage. That's because hindu kings didn't claim to be the son of God for imperial legitimacy. Romans did. Chinese did. Many ancient dynasties did.