The Hindu View of Life [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 16 (1):168-168 (1962)
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A popular introduction to Hinduism. Religion is fundamentally experience, and since all men start from the cultural formation they actually have, Hinduism tolerates all forms of religion, while encouraging the evolution to higher forms. The second half of the book deals with a few basic Hindu concepts. The lack of critical, self-reforming energies in the Hindu fold of the last few centuries is criticized unflinchingly.--E. W.

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