Gandhi Letter About Hazrat Issa (Jesus Christ) To Milton Newberry Frantz Up For Sale In US

A letter written by the Mahatma Gandhi about Christian prophet Jesus will be sold in the United States. This letter has Gandhi's signature and it dates on 6 April 1926. This letter was written to an American religious leader Milton Newberry Frantz. Gandhi wrote that the Prophet Jesus was one of the greatest teachers of humanity. This letter was in private custody for several decades and now it is selling by a company called Rob Collection in Pennsylvania for $ 50000. Gandhi was one of the most important leaders of the independence of the subcontinent. He had Hindu beliefs regarding religion, but he wrote a lot about religious philosophy and orders. Gandhi wrote this letter in response of reading a book on behalf of Milton Newberry Frantz about Christianity.

Gandhi wrote, 'My dear friend, got your letter. With dignity I cannot believe in the belief that you have invited me. The believers have belief that, Jesus was the highest example of reality. I cannot accept the truth despite all my efforts. I could not cross the belief that Jesus was one of the greatest teachers of humanity. Do not you think? that in order to create a religious consensus, instead of accepting a belief in a reasonable manner should all the believers respect. Rob collection says that according to his research, no letter from Gandhi came to the market in which he mentioned Jesus.

A few sales and auctions regarding Mahatma Gandhi:

1: In April 2012, Gandhi's murder site and some grass was auctioned at £ 10,000.

2: In February 2013, a letter from Gandhi was auctioned, which he wrote during the 1943 British authorities' imprisonment and appealed to them.

3: In May 2013 a written will in Gujarati by Gandhi was auctioned 55 thousand pounds.

4: In May 2013, the Gandhi's cargo was sold a million pounds of £ 10,000 in another auction. Gandhi used this trunk during captivity.

5: In March 2009, Gandhiji's famous Glasses, a clock, shoes, a plate and a mug of $18 million were sold in New York.