Religious philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi

By:

Pruthi, R. K

Contributor(s):

Chaturvedi, Archna

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Commonwealth 2024Description: 366 pISBN:

9788131101711

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

GN 320.55 PRU

Summary: Many studies of Gandhi tend to omit the easeful analysis of development of his ideas. They make sweeping statements about his religious philosophy. For Gandhi religion was not primarily about theological, mythological, or ritual structures, but about action and ethics. Religion was for him not just a vague ideological background and a routine of occasional rituals. Religion was a way of life that penetrated all aspects of his private, public, and political activity. This book, therefore, provides to our readers important and innovative material on various aspects of Mahatma Gandhi's religious conceptions. How Gandhi throughout his evolution and works reflected a clear and consistent philosophy of his religion has been reflected in this volume.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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Many studies of Gandhi tend to omit the easeful analysis of development of his ideas. They make sweeping statements about his religious philosophy. For Gandhi religion was not primarily about theological, mythological, or ritual structures, but about action and ethics. Religion was for him not just a vague ideological background and a routine of occasional rituals. Religion was a way of life that penetrated all aspects of his private, public, and political activity. This book, therefore, provides to our readers important and innovative material on various aspects of Mahatma Gandhi's religious conceptions. How Gandhi throughout his evolution and works reflected a clear and consistent philosophy of his religion has been reflected in this volume.

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