Apostle Letters, Early Reference, Indian Tradition, Thomas the Apostle

Well i still thinkin as christians of kerala …

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Comment posted Letters of St. Thomas the Apostle to Edessa from India by RP.

Well i still thinkin as christians of kerala , other than we think is brahimn orgin there is some kind a orgin from west asian land or may be egyptian chrisitan recently documentry channel had an egytptian movie that some old womens are wearing same as our ammachis wearin chatta and mundu. Ok if Mr Geroge mathew has strong opinion of jewish matter because of his personal knowledge and confidence and i not goin to question this. but remember we see in book store there is 100s of 1000 of history books says of tons brahimns nairs converted or what st thomas did step by steps are very suprising and there is no restrictions for that and many people are buying this and reading these made up stories. well we can assume that there was jew there is kerala for the trade reasons and persecutions and that what st thomas attracted to india but all the brahimn support book are metioning about jewish merchants in pallayoor and st thomas converted em a lot. i was only suporting middleeastern features of nasranis that some one say that is all brahimns which i feel like to find out about and i know jewish matter only in gernaral. One thing take in consideration is the synod of udyombur that protughese burned lot of syrian christian documents which we lacking lot of informations and potughese persecution toward nasranis that time.I heard from one comment that if vedic brahimns as many converted to chrisianity then there should be atleast some other should be there which are the non converted have to be in kerala and there is no references instead we must think vedic brahimns as a whole converted? and the existing namboothri history can only go back to 6th century .So regarding the orgin of syrian christian still is a mystery