HINDUISM.
ZAEHNER, R.C.
HINDUISM. , INGLATERRA - LONDON, INGLATERRA OXFORD UNIVERSITY 1962 - 272 11 x 17 cm - THE HOME UNIVERSITY LIBRARY OF MODERN KNOWLEDGE .
Note on transliteration and pronuntiation. -Introduction. I. Veda. II. Brahman. III. Moksha. IV. God. V. Dharma. VI. Bhakti. VII. Encounter. VIII. Yudhishthira returns. - Bibliography. - Index.
Hinduism is both a way of life and a highly organized social and religious system. It is no longer possible to define a Hindu as one who performs his caste duties and accepts the Veda as revealed truth, for today Hinduism is in the melting-pot; what were once considered essentials are in process of being discarded, but the hard core remains, and it is with this core that Proffesor's book is chiefly concerned.
BRAHMA
HINDUISM
HINDUISMO
RELIGION
VEDA
294.51 Z 11
HINDUISM. , INGLATERRA - LONDON, INGLATERRA OXFORD UNIVERSITY 1962 - 272 11 x 17 cm - THE HOME UNIVERSITY LIBRARY OF MODERN KNOWLEDGE .
Note on transliteration and pronuntiation. -Introduction. I. Veda. II. Brahman. III. Moksha. IV. God. V. Dharma. VI. Bhakti. VII. Encounter. VIII. Yudhishthira returns. - Bibliography. - Index.
Hinduism is both a way of life and a highly organized social and religious system. It is no longer possible to define a Hindu as one who performs his caste duties and accepts the Veda as revealed truth, for today Hinduism is in the melting-pot; what were once considered essentials are in process of being discarded, but the hard core remains, and it is with this core that Proffesor's book is chiefly concerned.
BRAHMA
HINDUISM
HINDUISMO
RELIGION
VEDA
294.51 Z 11