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Yes, it's likely to be true.
Short answer: ChAndAla-s are not allowed within the city limit, let alone the temples.
Note: We are talking about god's idol here and Not god. Refer the analogy for better interpretation.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.

##ChAndAla & their social role

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually outcasted from soceity (if not outlawed) & mostly they are not welcomed within the town limit itself.
If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's more likely to bring those inauspicious vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original auspicious aura in front of devotees [once they know].

##Analogy

If one earns a degree from a reputed institute, then he/she may not want to give that certificate paper in a dirty/careless hands. The memento of that degree in form of certificate, means a lot for the achiever.
However, suppose if the certificate is lost or got dirty, even then the education earned by that person will remain intact.

A realised person (including the lord) doesn't differentiate among various subjects of society:

BG 5.18 - The learned ones look with equality on a Brahmana endowed with learning and humility, a cow, an elephant and even a dog as well as ChAndAla.

Yes, it's likely to be true.
Short answer: ChAndAla-s are not allowed within the city limit, let alone the temples.
Note: We are talking about god's idol here and Not god. Refer the analogy for better interpretation.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.

ChAndAla & their social role

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually outcasted from soceity (if not outlawed) & mostly they are not welcomed within the town limit itself.
If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's more likely to bring those inauspicious vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original auspicious aura in front of devotees [once they know].

Analogy

If one earns a degree from a reputed institute, then he/she may not want to give that certificate paper in a dirty/careless hands. The memento of that degree in form of certificate, means a lot for the achiever.
However, suppose if the certificate is lost or got dirty, even then the education earned by that person will remain intact.

A realised person (including the lord) doesn't differentiate among various subjects of society:

BG 5.18 - The learned ones look with equality on a Brahmana endowed with learning and humility, a cow, an elephant and even a dog as well as ChAndAla.

Yes, it's likely to be true.
Short answer: ChAndAla-s are not allowed within the city limit, let alone the temples.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.
Now a days those things are considered superstitious or illogical, so I will keep that part short.

##What is ChAndAla & what are their duties?

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually discarded from soceity (if not outlaws) & mostly they are not welcomed within the social/city limit itself.
If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's bound to bring those vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original aura, which was actually meant for the regular society.

###Extra points

Wives are "traditionally" designated to serve their husbands. In modern day context, if an intellectually lowest man (not necessarily bad) mates with an intellectually highest woman (not necessarily good), then the offspring generated from them is called ChAndAla. Imagine a daughter of a well reputed professor of life science marries an actor, who drinks & flirts.
How will it look, when such a woman of higher stature has to "serve" a man of such lower stature! It's as good as,

• A person with mental illness being asked to carry the duties of a reputed college
• A financially bankrupt person being made finance minister

The child born out of them could be highly dangerous, as it's all those high intelligence genes from mother, which he/she can misuse at wrong places like father. So the races such as ChAndAla-s are ticking timebomb. It's better if they blast in outskirts.

Yes, it's likely to be true.
Short answer: ChAndAla-s are not allowed within the city limit, let alone the temples.
Note: We are talking about god's idol here and Not god. Refer the analogy for better interpretation.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.

##ChAndAla & their social role

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually outcasted from soceity (if not outlawed) & mostly they are not welcomed within the town limit itself.
If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's more likely to bring those inauspicious vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original auspicious aura in front of devotees [once they know].

##Analogy

If one earns a degree from a reputed institute, then he/she may not want to give that certificate paper in a dirty/careless hands. The memento of that degree in form of certificate, means a lot for the achiever.
However, suppose if the certificate is lost or got dirty, even then the education earned by that person will remain intact.

A realised person (including the lord) doesn't differentiate among various subjects of society:

BG 5.18 - The learned ones look with equality on a Brahmana endowed with learning and humility, a cow, an elephant and even a dog as well as ChAndAla.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.
Now a days those things are considered superstitious or illogical, so I will keep that part short.

##What is ChAndAla & what are their duties?

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually discarded from soceity (if not outlaws). Mostly they are not welcomed within the social/city limit itself, let alone the devotional temples. If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's bound to bring those vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original aura, which were actually meant for the regular society.

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Wives are "traditionally" (unsure of today) designated to serve their husbands.

  In modern day context, if an intellectually lowest man (not necessarily bad) mates with an intellectually highest woman (not necessarily good), then the offspring generated from them is called ChAndAla. Imagine a daughter of a well reputed professor of life science marries an actor, who drinks & flirts.
How will it look, when such a woman of higher stature has to "serve" a man of such lower stature! It's as good as,

• A person with mental illness being asked to carry the duties of a reputed college
• A financially bankrupt person being made finance minister

The child born out of them could be highly dangerous, as it's all those high intelligence genes from mother, which he/she can misuse at wrong places like father. So the races such as ChAndAla-s are ticking timebomb. It's better if they blast in outskirts.

Yes, it's likely to be true.
Short answer: ChAndAla-s are not allowed within the city limit, let alone the temples.

Ancient Indian culture was highly relying on vibes and aura, based on which Certain things are auspicious & inauspicious.
Now a days those things are considered superstitious or illogical, so I will keep that part short.

##What is ChAndAla & what are their duties?

Refer this post: What are the order & duties of the children born from intermixing/hybridisation of 4 classes?

If a Sudra unites with a [Brahmana] woman belonging to the foremost of the four orders, the son that is begotten is called a Chandala. Endued with a fierce disposition, he must live in the outskirts of cities and towns and the duty assigned to him is that of the public executioner. Such sons are always regarded as wretches of their race. These, O foremost of intelligent persons, are the offspring of intermixed orders.

From above, it's clear that ChAndAla-s are usually discarded from soceity (if not outlaws) & mostly they are not welcomed within the social/city limit itself.
If temple's idol is revered by several society people then certainly when a ChAndAla touches it, it's bound to bring those vibes he/she carries along. The idol may loose its original aura, which was actually meant for the regular society.

###Extra points

Wives are "traditionally" designated to serve their husbands. In modern day context, if an intellectually lowest man (not necessarily bad) mates with an intellectually highest woman (not necessarily good), then the offspring generated from them is called ChAndAla. Imagine a daughter of a well reputed professor of life science marries an actor, who drinks & flirts.
How will it look, when such a woman of higher stature has to "serve" a man of such lower stature! It's as good as,

• A person with mental illness being asked to carry the duties of a reputed college
• A financially bankrupt person being made finance minister

The child born out of them could be highly dangerous, as it's all those high intelligence genes from mother, which he/she can misuse at wrong places like father. So the races such as ChAndAla-s are ticking timebomb. It's better if they blast in outskirts.