India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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Page xviii
... existence in the throes of bitter and devastating religious wars . In India secularism became necessary so that conditions favourable to the co - existence of many religious minorities with a religious majority might be brought about ...
... existence in the throes of bitter and devastating religious wars . In India secularism became necessary so that conditions favourable to the co - existence of many religious minorities with a religious majority might be brought about ...
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... existence in the throes of bitter and devastating religious wars . In India secularism became necessary so that conditions favourable to the co - existence of many religious minorities with a religious majority might be brought about ...
... existence in the throes of bitter and devastating religious wars . In India secularism became necessary so that conditions favourable to the co - existence of many religious minorities with a religious majority might be brought about ...
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Edward D'Cruz. taught the existence of saguna Brahman , a personal God , and then went on to deny it and affirm the true existence of only nirguna Brahman ; if it first affirmed theism and then denied it in favour of an absolute monism ...
Edward D'Cruz. taught the existence of saguna Brahman , a personal God , and then went on to deny it and affirm the true existence of only nirguna Brahman ; if it first affirmed theism and then denied it in favour of an absolute monism ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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