Penguin dictionary of religion In India

By:

"Dalal, Roshen"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Penguin Books; 2006Description: 537pISBN:

9790144000585

Subject(s):

Religioon dictionary

DDC classification:

290.03 DAL

Summary: Religion is an integral part of life in India, where nine major religions, along with several other beliefs, co-exist with the highest and most complex philosophies. This book is the result of years of reading and study, accompanied by inner reflection and thought. This is not a purely academic study, but also looks at religion from a spiritual viewpoint. It reflects the ideas of the greatest thinkers and spiritual leaders of India, who saw that all religions are different aspects of One Truth, and that a truly religious person can never be divisive.

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Religion is an integral part of life in India, where nine major religions, along with several other beliefs, co-exist with the highest and most complex philosophies.

This book is the result of years of reading and study, accompanied by inner reflection and thought. This is not a purely academic study, but also looks at religion from a spiritual viewpoint. It reflects the ideas of the greatest thinkers and spiritual leaders of India, who saw that all religions are different aspects of One Truth, and that a truly religious person can never be divisive.

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